poetry-magazinethere are no toothbrushes in heavenBy marion eames whiteTRUTHBE TOLD: I FUCKED UPWITH TEETH. WHALESTHE ONLY ONESI GOT RIGHT. & EVENTHEN, ONLY SOME. IDON’T KNOW… Related Audio NatureAnimalsThe BodyTime & Brevity
poetry-magazineThe Legend of the Flying WeaveBy Safiya Kamaria Kinshasashe continued to soar past the jerk barrels and carcasses of Sainsbury’s shopping bags, even the thickest… Related Audio Social CommentariesGender & SexualityRace & EthnicityThe Body
poetry-magazineTransfigurationBy Michael DumanisThe person always isbefore the person was,coughing and breathingwith the one throat,smoking and laughing… Related Audio LivingThe BodyTime & BrevityRelationships
poetry-magazine“My heart and my flesh sing”By Sean SingerFirst, I took off my jacket,then my shirt, pants,shoes, underwear, thenmy skin, then my muscles,then… Related Audio The BodyThe Mind
poetry-magazineChipping SparrowBy Susan Howe Left the body Drowsd a little Done with soul – What to think Dusting up crown Garment mirror… Related Audio NatureAnimalsLivingThe Body
poetry-magazineThe Story of a StoneBy Liang PingNaked is a good wordThat must not be desecrated.The heart doesn’t hide dirt,So it can beat free till… Related Audio NatureLivingThe Body
poetry-magazine石头记By Liang Ping裸露是很美好的词,不能亵渎。只有心不藏污,才能至死不渝地坦荡。我喜欢石头,包括它的裂缝,那些不流血的伤口。石头无论在陆地还是海洋,无论被抬举还是被抛弃,都在用身体抵抗强加给它的表情,即使伤痕累累。我的… Related Audio NatureLivingThe Body
poetry-magazine我们如此确信自己的灵魂By Xiwa我们如此确信自己的灵魂比我们看得见,摸得着的肉体更为确信,仿佛我们真的见过她亲手抚摸过她,弯下身来为她洗过脚在夜间闻过她腋窝里的汗味在清晨听过她的哈欠声与唇语我们如此确信我们的灵魂确信她比我们的肉体更… Related Audio ReligionThe SpiritualThe BodyThe MindDoubt & Contemplation
poetry-magazineWe Believe in Our SoulBy XiwaWe believe in our soulMore so than our visible, touchable fleshWe believe in our soul, as if we had … Related Audio ReligionThe SpiritualThe BodyThe MindDoubt & Contemplation
poetry-magazineOperation 2020By Yvanna Vien TicaThe cafe buzzes with so many voices it plugs my ears with the artillery of human noise. Man Behind Me… Related Audio LivingThe Body
Aural HistoryBy Jim CoryTheir appeal allfeeling what the mouthalone manages amongtongue teeth & lung Breath moist & slowmeasured…The BodyRelationshipsLGBTQ+
poetry-magazineJenny Holzer—DYING SHOULD BE AS EASY AS FALLING OFF A LOG (1978)By Rochelle Hurt[as jumping from a plane. easier—a bridge. as tripping on a shoelace. as blinking your eyes. as breathing… Related Audio LivingDeathHealth & IllnessThe BodyTypes/ModesEkphrasis
poetry-magazineBoneBy Nakahara ChūyaLook, look! This is my boneTorn free of that filthy fleshFilled with the sufferings of lifeA bone washed… Related Audio LivingThe BodyTime & Brevity
poetry-magazine骨By Nakahara Chūyaホラホラ、これが僕の骨だ、 生きてゐた時の苦労にみちた あのけがらはしい肉を破つて、 しらじらと雨に洗はれ、 ヌツクと出た、骨の尖。 それは光沢もない、 ただいたづらにしらじらと、 雨を吸収する、 … Related Audio LivingThe BodyTime & Brevity
poetry-magazineFebruary 14By Jesse NathanGoing to the Russian bathhouse on Innes to lie naked on a shelf in the steam while the hatted man swanning… Related Audio LoveDesire & PassionSocial CommentariesGender & SexualityThe BodyRelationshipsLGBTQ+
poetry-magazineMouthBy Mona ArshiWhen I was thirteen and dumb as bark andmarried to a king and looked into mirrorsmy mouth unwatchable… Related Audio Social CommentariesGender & SexualityThe BodyMythology & FolkloreGreek & Roman Mythology
poetry-magazineCarolee Schneemann—Interior Scroll (1975)By Rochelle Hurt[all my exes agree i’m too sensitive. inside i’m keeping track of slights on one long receipt, a diaristic… Related Audio Social CommentariesGender & SexualityThe BodyArts & SciencesPhotography & FilmTypes/ModesEkphrasis
poetry-magazineWreckBy Stefania GomezFiremen cut the car open like a cake but whenthey reached through the windshield to pull me outthey … Related Audio LivingHealth & IllnessThe BodyThe MindMemory & NostalgiaTime & BrevityGrief
poetry-magazineCrossingBy Ross WhiteI’m not the first man to lose his fatherslowly, not the first to wonderwhen I walk in the room if the… Related Audio LivingDeathGrowing OldHealth & IllnessSorrow & GrievingThe BodyRelationshipsFamily & AncestorsGrief + 2 more
poetry-magazinePhysical EducationBy Joshua BennettFor the sake of argument, let’s saythe day my father outlawed all contactbetween backhand and face, … Related Audio LivingComing of AgeYouthThe BodyRelationshipsFamily & AncestorsHome LifeAnger