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Poetry Published by San Antonio Review
Mingo Dreaming
by
Larry Smith
Published: Jul 15, 2020
"It’s hard to be a city at night, sleeping along this big river. So much wakes you from slumber ... "
3:54
by
RC deWinter
Published: Feb 26, 2020
"for the 13th time i’ve looked at the time / glowing back from the phone that never sleeps"
Cause "bad things get Better"
by
Tyson Wilson
Published: Mar 15, 2023
"she gave me a clover keychain and kissed my head"
In Training for After Middle Age
by
Michelle Hendrixson-Miller
Published: Mar 26, 2023
"In a city like this one, I can be invisible, mute."
To My Father, Who Once Said, You're So Open Your Brains are Going to Fall Out
by
Michelle Miller
Published: Mar 26, 2023
"I left him after twenty years"
Cheers
by
Kenton K. Yee
Published: Mar 22, 2023
"This one stirs up cosmos"
Let Be Be the Irony of Seem
by
Kenton K. Yee
Published: Mar 22, 2023
"a three cheese blend"
The Marble Machine
by
Joyce Kelley
Published: Dec 24, 2022
"An uncle's gift to an abandoned child"
A Rake's Progress
by
Bruce Robinson
Published: Mar 12, 2023
"No complaint from the rake"
Prenuptial Prayer
by
Kenton K. Yee
Published: Mar 22, 2023
"It's been so long since I was young"
Emergence
by
Whitney Hurwitz
Published: Mar 19, 2023
"A reminder to us all"
Disinformation Campaign
by
Matthew Byrne
Published: Mar 08, 2023
"Hells bells should they glimpse a hint of truth"
(True) Love in an Elevator
by
Matthew Byrne
Published: Mar 08, 2023
"could deny our love no more than a bird its song"
Christmas Pecans
by
Joyce Kelley
Published: Dec 24, 2022
"naked and golden brown"
Ferretccine
by
Tyson Wilson
Published: Mar 15, 2023
"Bouncing on black beans"
Advice from the Mechanic
by
Bruce Robinson
Published: Mar 12, 2023
"wrong"
The Canadian Goose
by
Matthew Byrne
Published: Mar 08, 2023
"Hissing, honking, haughty bird"
Party Animal
by
E. Martin Pedersen
Published: Mar 01, 2023
"he's half deaf and hiding it again"
Childhood Friends
by
Grayson McDaniel
Published: Mar 05, 2023
"We were once as brothers"
The Potential in Architecture
by
Jane Rosenberg LaForge
Published: Feb 08, 2023
an intact family, happy if not strong
Because Your Crazy Uncle is Ten Memes Behind
by
Kyle Lee
Published: Feb 26, 2023
"The dragons make me drink whiskey"
This is Your Poem, Rabbit
by
Carol Lee Saffioti-Hughes
Published: Feb 22, 2023
"I never thought the wildness in you would ever let me hold you"
Nightly Visitors
by
Charles Blalock
Published: Feb 19, 2023
"My dreams are like ghosts"
Little Death Livestock
by
Jane Rosenberg LaForge
Published: Feb 08, 2023
Of course there was no bull
Black Wreaths (a winter's settling)
by
David Estringel
Published: Mar 29, 2023
"Where you've gone I cannot follow"
Reruns
by
James Croal Jackson
Published: Jan 04, 2023
"I straighten my brain's antenna"
Indigo
by
David Estringel
Published: Jan 15, 2023
"the kind of blue that bruises the sky"
Meteor Game
by
M E Silverman
Published: Dec 31, 2022
"If anyone rolls their eyes or acts out, they get sent to Pluto"
Workshop of Wills
by
James B. Nicola
Published: Jan 18, 2023
"but as graves might be arranged"
Wrinkle
by
Josiah Nelson
Published: Dec 21, 2022
"nicking the crisp edge of your life against mine"
Tortillas
by
Lisa McGrew
Published: Feb 26, 2023
"We are near each other yet so far apart"
Chorus
by
Joshua Bridgwater Hamilton
Published: Dec 14, 2022
"misplace memory's folded origami"
Stones Into Prairie
by
Eugene Stevenson
Published: Dec 21, 2022
"fissure-lightened dry"
Dance this Sentence Now
by
Darren Black
Published: Dec 11, 2022
"She's all verb leading"
What Little Remains of the Winter
by
Alessio Zanelli
Published: Jan 29, 2023
"I haven't found what I was looking for"
Opposites Attract
by
E. Martin Pedersen
Published: Mar 01, 2023
'is it solid like a bug"
Archeology
by
Sarette Danae
Published: Nov 20, 2022
"Our fossilized love, embedded in strata"
Mourning Dove
by
Sarette Danae
Published: Nov 20, 2022
"it doesn't seem to belong here"
Prairie Dust
by
Katherine Hoerth
Published: Nov 16, 2022
"prairie's not a woman after all"
The Grapefruit Tree
by
Katherine Hoerth
Published: Nov 16, 2022
"This fall we'll offer nothing for the harvest"
Dwelling with Death
by
Debasish Mishra
Published: Nov 23, 2022
"I wanted to hide forever from the world"
Beyond Death
by
Debasish Mishra
Published: Nov 23, 2022
"behold the candle of the soul"
House Party
by
Tim Krcmarik
Published: Dec 04, 2022
"Call them Truth and Beauty"
Amas Veritas
by
David Estringel
Published: Jan 15, 2023
"burn with me/an hour/a minute/a second more"
The Believer
by
Mira Goldstein
Published: Nov 02, 2022
"Belief is to live"
Skin
by
Josiah Nelson
Published: Dec 21, 2022
"as though the air knows it's time to pack itself together"
Hypothetical Star
by
Natalie Padilla Young
Published: Nov 02, 2022
"become well-lit"
Fallen
by
Trae Stewart
Published: Nov 06, 2022
"fallen branches"
Monsoon
by
Trae Stewart
Published: Nov 06, 2022
"serenading gondoliers"
Warming
by
Trae Stewart
Published: Nov 06, 2022
"secrets revealed"
Low Tide
by
Darren Black
Published: Dec 11, 2022
"oysters snatched up"
Sitting Shiva
by
David Estringel
Published: Dec 07, 2022
"So goes the stuff of paper hearts"
Write for Me
by
Arvilla Fee
Published: Oct 23, 2022
A poem for the people.
Giant Asteroid, or What Would I Do Today if the World Ended Tomorrow?
by
Donna Castaneda
Published: Dec 28, 2022
"I'm grateful we're given a day's notice"
A Dove And I
by
Tim Krcmarik
Published: Dec 04, 2022
"Sky that was bitter indigo is now the frank black of boot polish"
Letter from the Bardo
by
Kevin Roy
Published: Nov 09, 2022
"words emerge and brush me around"
Same Page
by
Andi Myles
Published: Nov 30, 2022
"you got Shakespeare in the divorce"
Intolerance: The Second Flood
by
h. shupp salas
Published: Jan 11, 2023
"watch the stars burst way before you can count them"
Exhalation
by
David A. Goodrum
Published: Nov 02, 2022
"slippery with sighs"
Seventeen Years
by
Amanda Rosas
Published: Nov 13, 2022
"What am I without the next cloth of you"
Commonplace Coffee on a Sunday in July, 2021
by
James Croal Jackson
Published: Jan 04, 2023
"I touch the bristle of my beard"
7.7
by
James Croal Jackson
Published: Jan 04, 2023
"You're taking an artistic risk"
A Tacit Prayer
by
Natalie Wollenzien
Published: Jan 25, 2023
"When the panicked laughter gives to newfound shrieking"
Peppered Moths Predict the Future
by
M E Silverman
Published: Dec 31, 2022
"They love to peer in windows"
Midnight Waltz
by
Saturn Browne
Published: Nov 27, 2022
"This is our last dance"
Black is a Most Beautiful Color
by
Kurt Lovelace
Published: Jan 22, 2023
"the summer burnt blueberry skin of the Bahamian"
Exegesis
by
Eugene Stevenson
Published: Dec 21, 2022
"inserted with a twist & hook into the matrix"
End of The Year Junior High Classroom Address by The Teacher’s Assistant
by
Mark Parsons
Published: Feb 01, 2023
"so, just relax, and when asked, tell the truth"
Pleasure Principle
by
Lucas Jorgensen
Published: Feb 19, 2023
"an umbrella warning of a wrung-out sky"
Sunset/Flood
by
Joshua Bridgwater Hamilton
Published: Dec 14, 2022
"Tobacco on the tongue stings bitter with the drip of a sinking hour"
State Worker Catches Himself in a Lie, Then Realizes Truth is Far More Interesting
by
Harold Whit Williams
Published: Jun 26, 2022
A poem from musician-poet Harold Whit Williams' latest collection.
River
by
Debasish Mishra
Published: Nov 23, 2022
"myopia of myths"
Modern Religion
by
Sarette Danae
Published: Nov 20, 2022
"I put no faith in stilettos or glass ceilings"
The News
by
Katherine Hoerth
Published: Nov 16, 2022
"the world today's a dangerous place"
Her Hair was Colored Burgundy
by
Marc Janssen
Published: Oct 30, 2022
"hides its true age like a fan dance"
My Father, the Florist
by
Julián David Bañuelos
Published: Oct 26, 2022
"you felt hibiscus tall"
Artist’s Critique
by
Yolanda Wright
Published: Jul 17, 2022
"Heavy-handed strokes / Punctuate this piece."
The Bang
by
Therese Heinonen
Published: Nov 27, 2022
"you will still spend your breath to complete your poem"
Ideal user
by
Kunle Farawe
Published: Dec 18, 2022
"That was only the concept art"
Cloudy with a Chance of Atheism
by
Aanuoluwapo Adesina
Published: May 29, 2022
Past Into Present
by
Ash Slade
Published: Dec 07, 2022
"The brain is a stronghold "
Corona Seasons: haiku and senryu sequence (since 2020)
by
Dilys Wyndham Thomas
Published: May 08, 2022
Nine Haikus
by
Rose Menyon Heflin
Published: Apr 24, 2022
“Pencils down now, please,” / Armed men politely order. / "There shall be no press.”
State Worker's Skeptical Bedtime Prayer
by
Harold Whit Williams
and
Harold Whit Williams
Published: Jul 31, 2022
"It matters not to me, as I assume / Some gods cannot exist except in dreams, / In trifling songs."
My Parents Go In Swimming
by
John Grey
Published: Mar 27, 2022
“The lighthouse is a century old; / I only ask for half of that time.”
State Worker Considers the Concept of Dualism, Then Shrugs It Off as Metaphysical Smoke and Mirrors
by
Harold Whit Williams
and
Harold Whit Williams
Published: Jul 24, 2022
"Maybe thanks / For separating thoughts from what one thinks."
Cosmic Trip
by
Trae Stewart
Published: Nov 06, 2022
"Stop in on Pluto, since no one ever calls anymore"
On the Border
by
Gayle J Greenlea
Published: Feb 06, 2022
“hair trimmed in reeds instead of ribbons”
ON THE SEA
by
Mark Burgh
Published: Jan 09, 2022
"Saltwater jerks & spits"
Hagia Sophia
by
Aida Bode
Published: Nov 14, 2021
"Byzantium is but the shadow of a whisper"
NPV < 0
by
Sean Winn
Published: Jul 25, 2021
"I have forecasted my future / happiness"
ER Visit
by
Jen Ashburn
Published: Jul 21, 2021
“I know you’re reading the inverse print of the carbon paper”
Deliverance at the Depot: An Introduction
by
Christopher Stolle
Published: Jul 04, 2021
“the old and young laborers who never knew a train ride, / never knew you could go elsewhere, be someone else.”
at fault
by
RC deWinter
Published: Jun 16, 2021
“yet navigating by the heart / is a tricky business”
You Always Demand Rain, But Only Supply Ruin
by
Jake Sheff
Published: Jun 23, 2021
“She taught a lesson no one wants to learn.”
New England Soil
by
Ash Slade
Published: Jun 06, 2021
"settlers without blueprints"
Marlene Dietrich Played The Saw
by
D. B. Fishman
Published: Apr 25, 2021
“On an arc of bending bladed metal, bowed”
I Do Not Say
by
H. Leivick
and
Ash Lange
Published: Apr 11, 2021
A Meditation on a Translation Work-in-Progress
Heat Mirage
by
Joshua Bridgwater Hamilton
Published: Apr 03, 2021
"pyrrhic freedoms fade softly / into heat of noon sweat"
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