Steven Minchin’s most recent poem to appear here was “Contorted Sister Detector” (March 2020). 73rd Testimony to Everafter By Steven Minchin I bought the wound when I saw it was forever wound around you a transparent rosary overcome by a neon flashing of otherwise bruised palms and uninjured prayers lifted high to an exalted infant […]

Steven Minchin’s most recent poem to appear here was “Out Shaking” (January 2020). Contorted Sister Detector By Steven Minchin refusing to tell you why they’re there they sway and twist if contorted the right way they themselves could have spelled out DSS in flesh and fabric a line of nuns a hundred long each setting […]

Steven Minchin’s most recent poem to appear here was “96th Testimony to Everafter” (November 2019). Out Shaking By Steven Minchin We were out trying to shake yesterday’s rain from the trees Out again trying to out try Today’s evaporating pleasantries

Steven Minchin’s most recent poem to appear here was “. . . Vice Verses Who?” (October 2019). 96th Testimony to Everafter By Steven Minchin I have the spark the wild infant edition interlocked with the unholy and incomplete I wear it out when hunting down ignition and when engulfed in regression I spark a new […]

Steven Minchin’s most recent poem to appear here was “32nd Testimony to Everafter” (August 2019). . . . Vice Verses Who? By Steven Minchin Who’s up? Who again is who Me? I sound like you And I’ll ask again So you can see you . . .