About The Typeface The words are set in ink on the pulped innards of trees. The idea for words comes first from Sumeria as wedges in wet clay: tales of what came […]
Poetry
S&R Poetry: Two poems from Ron Yazinski
Boulder Ghost Tour Because I want to see ghosts, I pass the two rooms in this hotel that are said to be haunted. I want to see the filmy image, at the […]
S&R Poetry: Two Poems by BD Feil
Backyard Coyote Out in the open between the two willows unshaven a little too lean for song coffee for dinner last night cigarettes the night before he strains to see what I […]
S&R Poetry: Three Poems, by Arhm Choi
Train Flowers – for my father Flowers are the only things we can cut away from a body, put in water, and watch open slowly. Today the subway is blasted full by […]
S&R Poetry: "The Hour of Ours," by Alan Garvey
It’s not that I don’t like the kids just that I crave respite from the clutter and crash of toy tractors and trains, trucks shunting from one junction of the sitting-room to […]
S&R Poetry: "Invitation to the Muse," by Savannah Thorne
Come with me. Through crazed, Embroidered webbing of night, come. Without your aid I am useless. I need To gallop past lips red and hungry, dripping potions. I move in shame and […]
S&R Poetry: Two Poems, by Luke Powers
Painting on Papyrus The blue feathered ibis is a symbol of immortality; the crescent-shaped lotus flowers, symbols of immortality; even the goggle-eyed asp who sheds his skin, symbol of immortality.
S&R Poetry: "Fuck the Moon" by Justin Roberti
Man went to the moon Never asked what she wanted Man drove his rocket straight into the Moon She turned her face away And let it happen Because it was simpler He […]
S&R Poetry: "One Fifth of Humanity," by Lee Stern
One fifth of humanity was marching into Portugal. It was bringing with it large barrels of its family’s familiar salt. It tried to place one of the barrels at one end of […]
S&R Poetry: "Diana (Moon)" by Clinton Inman
Drag your white skull beyond blind seas that tumble dazed to your mono-eyed magic. Go tell Neptune when the night is through. Charm him, too, with your waxing and waning.