Post Categories Issue Four: Bloodroot Poetry Istiklal Street Remember the alley.You are steps beyond me.The outline of your back,frayed shirt.To be able...
Post Categories Issue Four: Bloodroot Poetry A Small Caravan I grow fond of the silhouetteof the man in the green Broncooutlined against yellow...
Post Categories Issue Four: Bloodroot Poetry Surrender When the soil is November hard, nowarmer than March – darker than days donesearch...
Post Categories Issue Four: Bloodroot Poetry litany of open throats we harvest blackened walnut husks for ink, hands stained, and i am blackcap-taken, wing-stolen,...
Post Categories Issue Four: Bloodroot Poetry Askew Road, London Heat. Around the fruit bowl like flies,dripping from the fridge handle,the upturned door numbersdropping...
Post Categories Issue Four: Bloodroot The Swagger, Hola, & Dominican Robin The Swagger In high school,I used to study the older girls,those shameless lessonsin how...
Post Categories Issue Four: Bloodroot Poetry boys don’t cry (but they can survive) Grix (they/them) is a chronically ill and disabled nonbinary trans femme who writes and...
Post Categories Issue Four: Bloodroot Poetry Porcelain I am thorns and petals too alike they are onea breed with nectars beasts...
Post Categories Fiction Issue Four: Bloodroot The Inner Circle When I was fifteen, my grandmother passed away. She lived a long life, the...
Post Categories Issue Four: Bloodroot Poetry Shopping for a Dress for My Father’s Funeral I prefer consignment shops, don’t likepaying full price. My father, the ultimatebargain shopper, would...