Poetry: “a black love,” by Richie George
innervates, selfsame bodies
half-built causeways birth still water
sunk the veiled North
Sea moss, our love: a cutlass sharpened
water-ice winnows visions of solemn service
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innervates, selfsame bodies
half-built causeways birth still water
sunk the veiled North
Sea moss, our love: a cutlass sharpened
water-ice winnows visions of solemn service
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Read More And We’re Back! (With New Online Pieces for the Fall)The Spring 2012 Issue is here! Our electronic copy is available in PDF form. Just click the image below to download the file. As a quick reminder, for those who would like print copies of next year’s issues, we offer home delivery with a donation of $20 or more. Happy reading!
Read More The Spring 2012 Issue