Rest of the World: A Haiku
A haiku for a country that pretends there are no bounds.
Journalism in Verse
Blue Innocents
"That you died no one would doubt."
An American Jew Speaks With a Ceaseless Witness
Gaza is not yours to dream.
White Coats in Crisis [AUDIO]
By Olga Dermott-Bond. In an English hospital, 20,000 patient X-rays languish, unexamined. How did it happen?
Nuclear Love
By Jessamine Price. A poet living in South Korea explores the specter of human loss as nuclear threats intensify.
Looking for Mamá: Election Result Protests, Honduras, December, 2017
By Abigail Carl-Klassen. Enormous election protests in Honduras keep relatives in the U.S. on edge.
It’s DUPed
By E.M. Lyng. Uncertainties over Northern Ireland's post-Brexit fate revive its troubled past.
Tom Freidman’s Kingdom Come
By Matthew Murrey. Poetry created from a columnist's glowing tribute to Saudi Arabia's "Prince of Chaos".
Now When I Think About Sex
By Amy Shaw. The Sistine Chapel broke a 500-year taboo when Cecelia Bartoli sang in the choir this November.
Potpourri of Perdition
By Success Akpojotor. On the anniversary of the Odi massacre, a tribute to the victims.
Melania in China
By Pesach Rotem. In which Melania contemplates her life with Donald on top of a very hard wall.
As I Step Over a Puddle in the Middle of Autumn, I Think of a Modern Japanese President
By Paul Bone. Trump's visit to Japan, a koi pond, and the universal practice of poetic license.
