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Francisco Aragón’s translation of Francisco X. Alcaron’s homoerotic poem, “Asleep You Become a Continent,” portrays one lover watching another sleep.
Conor Kerr’s poem looks at a dystopian scene: a city rewilded, the bones of Indigenous ancestors regenerating and reclaiming what was taken.
Have you ever said the worst thing to the closest person to you? Valencia Robin’s poem is about such a moment. Shock follows. What else?
Eugenia Leigh’s poem about how a dung beetle inspired her to about-turn and walk back through the door she’d just stormed out of.
It can be hard to believe your eyes sometimes. Here, a poet sees hospitals where previously there had been picnics, and tries to bear witness.