Read Poetry Rumpus Original Poetry: Two Poems by Logan Fry Logan FryMarch 13, 2025 The load can be held aloft just as long / As I’m a quarry.Read
Read Poetry Rumpus Original Poetry: Two Poems by Alex Vigue Alex VigueFebruary 27, 2025 the floor is lava // the lava is a river / this river does not drownRead
Read Poetry Reviews A Poetics of Witness: Jeddie Sophronius’s Interrogation Records Jonathan ChanFebruary 18, 2025 Sophronius writes from an awareness of Chinese Indonesian marginality, yet the pulse of the collection’s counternarrative coheres around an Indonesian national identity.Read
Read Poetry Rumpus Original Poetry: Two Poems by Gabrielle Spear Gabrielle SpearFebruary 13, 2025 "'Words matter. They have the power to kill.'"Read
Read Poetry Rumpus Original Poetry: Two Poems by Zain Aslam Zain AslamJanuary 30, 2025 On the train home, I / fell asleep and missed my stop. / The face I saw in my dream / belonged to the watch I wear.Read
Read Poetry Rumpus Original Poetry: Two Poems by Saba Keramati Saba KeramatiJanuary 16, 2025 My heart sinks before I mean it to. / The disappointment I know is wrong. Read
Read Poetry Reviews Echoes in the Gallery: Andy Young’s Museum of the Soon to Depart Ed SkoogJanuary 15, 2025 ...Young transforms these cities into an enigmatic museum, with galleries that reach back through time to the very essence of dust.Read
Read Poetry Rumpus Original Poetry: Three Poems by Paul Hlava Ceballos Paul Hlava CeballosDecember 19, 2024 Ay chiquitín, I think but do not say— / the language and tone feel / of another world.Read
Read Poetry Reviews One Can Be Alive Again: Madeleine Cravens’s Pleasure Principle Emily AlexanderDecember 18, 2024 Cravens’s reliance on and loyalty to the image become a propulsive, vibrating force—this is a poetics of presence, of that which is tangible....Read
Read ENOUGH Poetry ENOUGH: Three Poems The RumpusDecember 10, 2024 I spoke of Love as they speak of God in court, / distant and hypothetical. Something I might bow to / if you could prove it to me.Read
Read Poetry We Are More We Are More: Two Poems by Nur Turkmani Nur TurkmaniDecember 5, 2024 Some afternoons are soft / this way. We miss them as they are happening. / How did we begin to cry?Read
Read Poetry Rumpus Original Poetry: Two Poems by P. Scott Cunningham P. Scott CunninghamDecember 5, 2024 I love to yuck a yum, if it can be done safely / and in communion with someone I love.Read