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Two brothers, with overlapping prayer mats in a small shared room, try to suppress their laughter while reciting prayers; their prayer is their joy.
A poem that at once queries the Flower Wars toward the end of the Aztec era, and also queries wars today: Who are they for?
Using the form of sestina — coming from the Italian for “six” — Elizabeth Bishop reflects on her complicated childhood using six repeated words.
A gay club becomes a place of sanctuary for people seeking rhythm and safety. Away from a world of threat, the club is an experience of what could be.
Looking at a worm, much is learned: how to ingest, how to open up, how to make space, how to survive, how to get through.