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Vol. 4, Mighty Micros, Poetry Amelia Scott Vol. 4, Mighty Micros, Poetry Amelia Scott

Morels

You can’t find morels without your father’s eye trawling the deadwood and bramble for you. Thrashers thrash in the canopy, busking their duplicitous song while chipmunk and squirrel weasel through foliage, striped firecrackers.

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Poetry, Mighty Micros Richard Jackson Poetry, Mighty Micros Richard Jackson

Woven

It was the weft and wop of the weave, pulled / over my knee, muscles and tendons that / repaired my split thigh, a pattern, the surgeon said, / a kind of living fabric that carries me forward,

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Poetry, Mighty Micros Richard Jackson Poetry, Mighty Micros Richard Jackson

In Passing

The copperhead slithers along without bending / Its spine. The ridges on its underside are like / boot treads. / That was the example I was using / Until he thought I was calling him a snake.

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Poetry, Vol. 3 No. 2 Christina Hauck Poetry, Vol. 3 No. 2 Christina Hauck

Sweet

I cut my hair short as a boy’s and lounged / by the river with other naked women, / all of us laughing and talking with hands
and with mouths, wading in and out of the water, // shining.

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Poetry, Vol. 3 No. 2 Baani Minhas Poetry, Vol. 3 No. 2 Baani Minhas

She Replants

The family tree is gnarled and warped. Witch’s bony / knuckles and fingers sprouting from a dark corner of the earth. / It hangs like a curse and blights the lonely apple that grows, / hiding. A thin branch reluctantly bows to its weight.

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