I. Month five: you carry a peach inside you. The fetus covers itself in sparse fur. You may or may not birth a child who looks like a seal as much as an infant, inhabit a second caul in refusal of this world. II. When my son was born behind the veil, I knew I … Continue reading Caulbearer
by Allison Bird Treacy
Allison Bird Treacy is a poet, essayist, and professional ghost, whose work grapples with issues of disabled embodiment and history, ecology, and the entanglement of both in myth and faith. Bird’s work has appeared in the Pittsburgh Poetry Review, VIDA, Buzzfeed, and elsewhere. She lives in the Pioneer Valley with her wife and too many … Continue reading Allison Bird Treacy
October, 2018 T A B L E of C O N T E N T S POEMS Brian Satrom, With Time Alex Miller, Matins, S.C. Suzanne Rogier Marshall, Along the Edge of the Mad Phillip Sterling Naming the Day Sherry Rind, A Day of Good News Susan Okie, Hornworm Alyson Miller, All Saint’s Eve Erica … Continue reading CPR Volume 20-3
