Poetry – Issue 11 | January 2011
[PostScript]
by Helen Vitoria
when you write us —
write yourself a lion,
bone mass of comparable size to muscle ratio,
write how even in starlight your eyes were effective.
write me a small vineyard,
orientation towards the sun,
write me silent, write me in the middle of living.
About the author
Helen Vitoria, born in Greece, raised in NYC, visited Paris six times, lived there for a year and believes Bassett Hounds come from a planet yet undiscovered. She now lives and writes in Effort, Pennsylvania, and her work can be found in The Dirty Napkin, Gigantic Sequins, Monkeybicycle, PANK, wicked alice and many others.
Read our current issue, Issue 11 | January 2011:
Poetry
Berlin by Sy Margaret Baldwin
Two Poems by Sean Edgley
After Your Funeral I Set Out to Find You in Different Time Zones by Jennifer Faylor
Painter by Ricky Garni
Other Than by Dana Guthrie Martin
Two poems by Timothy Kercher
Five Views of Guanajuato: A Mythology by Athena Kildegaard
Two poems by Mary Kovaleski Byrnes
Goya by Trent Nutting
The Changing of the Flowers by Jennifer Saunders
Two poems by Ken Turner
Postcard prose
Buttons by Jennifer Faylor
The Enemy Tree by Kirby Wright
Escape on the Canal by Addie Zierman
