I am living and have lost all my skin. I’ve taken to codeine, to cariprazine, to the rushing sound blood makes in my ear when I press against the pillow. Sometimes, I look at something so hard I forget how to breathe. I leave no space for taking in. I become round, bloated with starvation. … Continue reading Kwashiorkor
by Christine Degenaars
Christine Degenaars has had work published in several journals, including KGB Bar & Lit Journal, Sundog Lit, and Hermeneutic Chaos. She is the recipient of two Bishop Kelleher Awards and an honorable mention for the Bennington Award. She currently lives in New York City.
January, 2019 T A B L E of C O N T E N T S POEMS Philip Memmer, The God of Importance Eileen Moeller, Sappho Collaborations: But I To You Jen Karetnick, Incantation for Akimbo Alison Stone Timely Ghazal Alice Pettway, Lignin Andrew Wittstadt, Mr. Mayor Offers to Splurge on Whatever You Desire: Sale … Continue reading CPR Volume 20-4
