ISSUE EIGHTEEN: Say Yes, Mr. Tell | ← first poem

IMPORTANT NOTICE

William Repass

Please wait. Let them eat graham cracker “cheesecake.” No food or drink. Believe in the power of work. Please do not allow children to play on shelf and justice for all. Want to work? Your rights! Rick knew he had the influenza but he had a 9 am meeting so he pressed the up button. Banana sandwich? Register to ✓ote. Earn Center. Raise Cover. Lower Cover. Violators will be subject to immediate removal from the premises. Customer self-copier. Somethings are just better together. Like breakfast. Report changes. Customer survey drop box and justice for all.

William Repass lives in Pittsburgh, working as a projectionist and film librarian. His poems have appeared in, or are forthcoming from, Bennington Review, Denver Quarterly, Cabildo Quarterly, Hobart, and Small Po[r]tions.

ISSUE EIGHTEEN: Say Yes, Mr. Tell | ← first poem











ISSUE EIGHTEEN: Say Yes, Mr. Tell

James Lindsay
   Summerland

Amanda Chiado
   Swiss

Darren C. Demaree
   Emily as a Smile Would Have Ruined the Picture

Maria Sledmere
   At the Gin Tasting

Sayward Schoonmaker
   MEETING ONE

Holly Day
   Again, Under the Sun

Adam Tedesco
   I Had No Time of Sense

Laurel Radzieski
   Review #12

Bill Neumire
   They Deep

Matthew Schmidt
   This Car Will Get You Into Ontology

William Repass
   IMPORTANT NOTICE