New Poems in the Nest by Katey Funderburgh

I have tried / to be good. Pour the wine, wash the sand / from my calves." From Balm

“love will play out like rainwater / along the gutters of our street damning / the leaves in their river.” From November has September hands

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New Fiction Story in the Nest
by Phi Le

“Not once in my life have I ever been considered good-looking or remarkable in any way. I have an utterly forgettable face, and I generally don’t like to say much. That’s fine. I just do what I’m supposed to” by Phi Le

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New Poems in the Nest

There are night patterns and day patterns and / butterflies evolving from moths after being like / what if we’re awake during the day…
By Fran Matos

”lifted us up / into a multicolored sky. A song did / this, when sloshed into the half-truths / of teenhood”
By Guinotte Wise

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New Poems in the Nest by Kailah Figueroa

“Memory does not flinch at my interrogation. I can’t go back. I leave it there alone.”
from “Two Inlets in Winter”

“I make you laugh but not on purpose. I don’t want to be a funny woman anymore. I want to be a good man for you.” from “Our Names Are Not On the Mortgage but We Are Playing Homeowners For a Bit”

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New Poems in the Nest

“to scar as a man might.”
from For Shelley and Stryker, who leapt from the head of Zeus By Sebastian Ellios

”I am thinking / of sound of the sound of / the clatter on the tile of / the tile on which I shattered.”
from Restlessness By Flora Field


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New Poems in the Nest

“Walking away / is cheaper than packing again and renting another truck.”
by Monique Lanier

“believe me: I would do anything for / closeness. I watch / dawn rust against the horizon."
by Ben Togut

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