Then bring it double—
indulgences for the past.
How he has sown love
so rough and thin.
Must he tear the arm beside
his soul?
He turned half a mile down
on a certain busy street
We all know.
Liberty was sold.
His papers impressed with little incident.
John Rodzvilla, teaches in the Publishing and Writing programs at Emerson College in Boston and is working on two interactive digital chapbooks. His work has appeared in Harvard Review, McSweeney's Internet Tendency, gorse, DecomP, Verbatim and Bad Robot Poetry. He can be found at rodzvilla.com.
ISSUE THIRTEEN: Ye, Smelly Tsar
Ashanti Anderson
Goddam
Alan Elyshevitz
BLDG A, STE 4-22
Deidre O’Connor
Vision at a Dublin Airport Hotel
Claire Scott
The Morning After
Daniel Lasell
Above What's Under
Chey Davis
The Indictment
Hilary Sideris
Park
John Rodzvilla
Then Bring It Double (12 & 35)
Kathleen McClung
After the Election
Matthew W. Schmeer
Disturbing the Peace