A Perfect Line That Circles
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Poetry
It’s Important I Remember That Enslaved People Married Here—
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To Impatience
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The Plaster
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My Mother Tells Me She May Have Been the Product of Rape
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An Attempt to Unearth
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In the Tulsa you’ve forgotten
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Red Math
Associate Editor Kate Jayroe: Widerman’s searingly passionate exploration of colorful memory from a past season will undoubtedly smolder in the reader’s mind long after encountering the poem itself. There’s a careful and idiosyncratic care given to the harmony (and disharmony) of opposites in this tension-filled verse. Listen to Widerman read her miCRo: Red Math Now …
On the Time It Takes to Fire Thirty Rounds from an AR15
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This Shit Is Not Interesting
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