Tim Liardet

‘Head up, / head down, it strolled ever so slowly out of the frame / with the suggestion of a limp. Extinct as an umbrella.’

Poetry by Tim Liardet.

Tim Lilburn

‘The mountain rises and sleeps backward / into a cloud-captured sun’

Fran Lock

‘eczematic lichens terraform his / face. elite spaces swallow you.’

Issue 158

Rachel Long

‘Till uni do us part.’

Issue 152

Rachel Long

‘Behold the miracle of afro hair.’

Rachel Long

‘The contrast! − my angel face / against the camo.’

Rachel Long

‘I stacked three pillows, made sure / my head was heavy with bills, wine’.

A poem by Rachel Long.

Zeyar Lynn

‘Do I have the heart to drink a glass of cool Coke?’

Zeyar Lynn

‘Our errors evolved into nature.’ Translated from the Burmese by ko ko thett.

Issue 143

Nathaniel Mackey

Derek Mahon

‘a voice, not quite a voice, in the sea distance / listening to its own thin cetaceous whistle’

Amit Majmudar

‘Never laid a snare for nothin. / Never caught a bullfrog. Broke / my slingshot wishbone, wishin. / Never had a smoke.’ New poetry from Amit Majmudar.

Christodoulos Makris

‘like us or not don’t be afraid toss us a follow it counts’

Poetry by Christodoulos Makris.

Bill Manhire

‘There is only one of me, she says, / but we all know there are two.’