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If I told you I thought carpal tunnel was carpool tunnel you would laugh but who wouldn't want to be stuck inside a '97 Town and Country through a tunnel detachable seats gone sitting cross-legged in a circle linking arms swaying with the curves of the road after an hour you realize no one is driving that there are some things we still don't understand
Su Cho, “Ergonomics,” published in Vector Press
In the dream, the honeymoon, the kitchen, the children multiply & lift me bodily, out the window & above the fields till the puzzle resolves itself, series of interlocking grids, and the dream doesn't burst when we hit the ceiling, just shimmies the children sail off & scatter w/o me and I float back down the chimney
Phil Spotswood, “To Every Man In Every Video Game I’ve Wed,” published in Vector Press
If Adam and Eve were older when the serpent came, if two minutes could erase the history of bone, maybe we wouldn't have shame. Here I am, hyperventilating in the bathroom. I cleaned the tile floor and kept walking.
Ryan Bollenbach, “dear teal toothbrush,” published in Vector Press
Each time the same - I am holy, holy, holy, laid out as a banquet. His hands are plate, cup, and knife. Always a long table, a single high-backed chair. This is my body. He eats me up and I believe in transubstantiation, that I will awake someday in his veins, pound my fists against the walls of him.
Margaret Bashaar, "Claire and the Demon Hunter Give It Up For Jesus," published in Vector Press
Living well is the best revenge. The second best revenge is slowly over the course of many years destroying your foe's faith in their own ideas. The third best revenge is loosening the salt shaker and spoiling the risotto. The fourth best revenge is poison.
Kristin Lueke, "Revenge: The Trilogy," published in Vector Press
first print publication and got damn is it full of hot words and wormholes.
vector press, issue 3 - the ladies issue
order it here.
i have 4 poems in the voice of a lady called "Barby Bitch" from my series AUTOBITCHOGRAPHY coming up in the new issue of VECTOR. it's an all-women issue, which i am very happy to be a part of because yes. consider purchase? you won't be sorry, it's an awesome issue.
I recorded myself reading my poem, "Dolphin Therapy," originally from issue 9 of Pear Noir! (now out of print).
If you'd like fresh words of mine in your hands, three poems of mine are going to be in the second issue of Vector, which you can preorder now.
