Poetry-Issue-Seven Please? By Nia Bernard Meet the Poet Hello, my name is Nia Bernard. I am a Senior at Marymount Manhattan and a Creative Writing BFA and a Dance Minor. My Poetry deals with ordinary objects that normally people do not think about in full detail. We use these objects everyday, in
Poetry-Issue-Seven Bad Manicure By Nia Bernard Meet the Poet Hello, my name is Nia Bernard. I am a Senior at Marymount Manhattan and a Creative Writing BFA and a Dance Minor. My Poetry deals with ordinary objects that normally people do not think about in full detail. We use these objects everyday, in
Poetry-Issue-Seven God, I Hate Poetry By Nia Bernard Meet the Poet Hello, my name is Nia Bernard. I am a Senior at Marymount Manhattan and a Creative Writing BFA and a Dance Minor. My Poetry deals with ordinary objects that normally people do not think about in full detail. We use these objects everyday, in
Poetry-Issue-Seven Eclipsed in Time By Pand Milo Meet the Poet Pand Milo is a publishing professional by day, writer and book reviewer by night.
Poetry-Issue-Seven Synecdoche in New York By Pand Milo Meet the Poet Pand Milo is a publishing professional by day, writer and book reviewer by night.
Poetry-Issue-Seven Mirror Arcs By Rohan Buettel Meet the Poet Rohan Buettel lives in Canberra, Australia. His haiku appear in Australian and international journals (including Presence, Cattails and The Heron’s Nest). His longer poetry appears in various journals, including Rattle, The Goodlife Review, Meanjin, Meniscus and Quadrant.
Poetry-Issue-Seven Moonlock By Rohan Buettel Meet the Poet Rohan Buettel lives in Canberra, Australia. His haiku appear in Australian and international journals (including Presence, Cattails and The Heron’s Nest). His longer poetry appears in various journals, including Rattle, The Goodlife Review, Meanjin, Meniscus and Quadrant.
Poetry-Issue-Seven Nightfall By Rohan Buettel Meet the Poet Rohan Buettel lives in Canberra, Australia. His haiku appear in Australian and international journals (including Presence, Cattails and The Heron’s Nest). His longer poetry appears in various journals, including Rattle, The Goodlife Review, Meanjin, Meniscus and Quadrant.
Poetry-Issue-Seven Acolyte By Lázaro Gutiérrez Meet the Poet Lázaro Gutiérrez is a Cuban-American poet and writer. He immigrated to the United States at the age of eight. His work details his upbringing in Cuba, his immigration journey as a child, and his life experiences. His pieces are published or forthcoming in numerous
Poetry-Issue-Seven The Sun and Me By Mark Taudevin Meet the Poet These two pieces of Poetry: “The Sun and Me”, and “Raindrops have friends too” each deal with orbital relationships in the sense of belonging we all share, and that I feel so deeply. We all crave belonging with our loved ones, with the world
Poetry-Issue-Seven Raindrops Have Friends Too By Mark Taudevin These two pieces of Poetry: “The Sun and Me”, and “Raindrops have friends too” each deal with orbital relationships in the sense of belonging we all share, and that I feel so deeply. We all crave belonging with our loved ones, with the world around us, with
Poetry-Issue-Seven Pluto By Jim Wile Meet the Poet This is a poem about the former planet Pluto who orbits Earth in the part of the solar system called the Kuiper Belt. It describes why Pluto got stripped of his planethood and what he decided to do about it.
Poetry-Issue-Seven INTIMATE CURRENTS By Gary Keenan Meet the Poet My three poems examine contrary impulses and imagination's work to embrace contradictions as a means of survival and acknowledgement of the present as the place of creation. Here's my short bio: Gary Keenan lives in Tunia, Cauca, a village of
Poetry-Issue-Seven EQUINOX (MARCH 21, 2020) By Gary Keenan Meet the Poet My three poems examine contrary impulses and imagination's work to embrace contradictions as a means of survival and acknowledgement of the present as the place of creation. Here's my short bio: Gary Keenan lives in Tunia, Cauca, a village of
Poetry-Issue-Seven Dark Song By Gary Keenan Meet the Poet My three poems examine contrary impulses and imagination's work to embrace contradictions as a means of survival and acknowledgement of the present as the place of creation. Here's my short bio: Gary Keenan lives in Tunia, Cauca, a village of
Poetry-Issue-Seven i hear god on the percussion and it’s wicked By Menat Allah El Attma Meet the Poet
Poetry-Issue-Seven Up at the Bridge Poem By Ariel Hobbs Meet the Poet "Up, At the Bridge" is a poem that uses dramatic, metaphorical language to provide commentary on the narrator's interpersonal dynamics and interactions with those in their social orbit. Written in the style of Sylvia Plath, the piece draws upon patterns
Poetry-Issue-Seven Gracias By Begonya Plaza-Rosenbluth April 30, 2026 60 lines. Holding on with quiet despair, Knowing any day now my father leaves his body, Heading another way, Soul detached, returning to the unknown, Or to there, where some call home. Against my will I admit surrender, In Spanish declare: desprendete padre. Meaning:
Poetry-Issue-Seven techno melancholy By Athena Maniatis Meet the Poet When I hear orbit I think of what has shaped me, those I revolve around and the stains left behind. My poems explore orbit in the sense of the toxic pull that is created when you make someone else your entire universe.
Poetry-Issue-Seven Cosmology by Sydnee Byrne Meet the Poet Sydnee Byrne is a junior BFA Acting student at Marymount Manhattan College who is incredibly passionate about storytelling. WHY IT CONNECTS TO ORBIT: I used a lot of imagery of space and philosophy while I talk about a person who won't let
Poetry-Issue-Seven Fog Machine By Kat Dale Meet the Poet Poetry - responds to the literal astronomical image of orbit and engages with cyclical ideas of life. Bio - Kat Dale (they/them) is a senior Creative Writing and Literature and Media double major. They are the president of The Marymount Literary Society, the
Poetry-Issue-Seven The Sky By Laine Derr I rarely looked beyond the park trailers lined one by one by one by two a double-wide if lucky, dreams of space, of means from a boy who wakes before the mist papers (rolled) placed in a canvas bag borne by the neck palms foretelling the day
Poetry-Issue-Seven lo-fi love By Laine Derr Meet the Poet Working w/in "patterns of our nature," I wanted to share the following poems: "I Still Scream," "lo-fi love," and "The Sky". I hope you enjoy. Laine Derr has published interviews with Carl Phillips, Ross Gay,
