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Category: Poetry
Poetry No. 30 – Daniel Palevsky
ON SECOND THOUGHT by Daniel Palevsky
Poetry No. 29 – Sergio A. Ortiz
Two Poems: THEN THERE IS YOU and THE EXIT DOOR BEHIND THE BATHROOM by Sergio A. Ortiz. Art by C. O'Connor.
Poetry No. 28 – Heidi Baker
ERRANDS WITH MOM by Heidi Baker. Art by Summer J. Hart.
Poetry No. 27 – Antonio Lopez
COYOLXAUHQUI DA LUZ A ADÁN by Antonio Lopez
Poetry No. 26 – Mark Schmidt
PARTISAN POLITICS by Mark Schmidt
Poetry No. 24 – Linda M. Crate
the wounds of clouds by Linda M. Crate
Poetry No. 23 – Michael Salcman
PICTURES AT THE CENTURY BAR by Michael Salcman
Poetry No. 22 – Christina Kallery
BURNOUTS by Christina Kallery
Poetry No. 21 – Kristin Garth
Butter by Kristin Garth
Poetry No. 20 – Billy Malanga
One Thing In One World by Billy Malanga
Poetry No. 19 – Nikol Roubidoux
In The Gorge by Nikol Roubidoux
2016 Editor’s Choice
2016 Editor's Choice: Eileen Malone (fiction) and Lynne McEniry (poetry).
Poetry No. 18 – Ann Davenport
slaughter by Ann Davenport
Poetry No. 17 – Lynne McEniry
Dried Up Things by Lynne McEniry
Poetry No. 16 – Bruce Lowry
Abortion Clinic, West Texas by Bruce Lowry
Poetry No. 15 – L.B. Sedlacek
Avoiding Mile 16 and Trickle Effect by L.B. Sedlacek
Poetry No. 14 – Cara Armstrong
Blood is Salty by Cara Armstrong. Photo by Michael Gillan Maxwell.
Poetry No. 13 – Sosha Pinson
The First Time A Woman Kissed Me by Sosha Pinson
Poetry No. 12 – Gabriel Ricard
In The Suburbs of Wilkes Barre by Gabriel Ricard
Poetry No. 11 – Mary Brancaccio
What They Do for a Living by Mary Brancaccio. Photos by Amy Kotthaus.
Poetry 2016 – Editor’s Note
Thank you, Roberto for your wisdom. For this edition of poetry at Digging, we selected the work of eight poets who are carrying the torch Seamus left behind. We hope you will enjoy these poems as much as we did. …
Poetry No. 10 – Rachel Ronquillo Gray
Two Poems: Vigilante, On Crying in Public by Rachel Ronquillo Gray
Poetry No. 9 – Aaron Graham
Funeral Pyre by Aaron Graham
Poetry No. 8 – Gary Singh
CAFE CAIRO, TRINITY CITY HOTEL by Gary Singh
Poetry No. 7 – Kaitlyn Russo
Poetry by Kaitlyn Russo
Poetry No. 6 – Scott Thomas Outlar
Whimper by Scott Thomas Outlar
Poetry No. 5 – John Grochalski
the paperboy, killing time, peanut butter by John Grochalski
Poetry No. 4 – Lisa Zou
Arctic Displacement by Lisa Zou
Poetry No. 3 – Chris Campanioni
Rules to Love By by Chris Campanioni
Poetry No. 2 – Alejandro Escudé
Viral by Alejandro Escudé
Poetry No. 1 – Jamila-Khanom Allidina
Doorways by Jamila-Khanom Allidina
Poetry 2015 – Editor’s Note
Thank you, Michelle for your wisdom, insight, and generosity! As always, after reading the work of so many artists, I feel humbled. And grateful. A call for submissions is a call to action. To all the poets who put themselves …