by Jennifer Landretti | Jun 25, 2026 | Poetry
In the glass a woman saysfor real? adding if I couldtumbleinto those armsI wouldtumbleinto those armsfor real!I sayto the womanin theglass Published: Silly Goose Press: Pride Out Loud Issue | June, 2026
by Jennifer Landretti | Jun 25, 2026 | Poetry
black heights of wandering steamwashing machines in the willows shake onone at at a time tilt of tire flaked greenbends the creep of a bobber shadowfly shifts red to white Published: Issue #22 Street Cake...
by Jennifer Landretti | Mar 30, 2026 | Poetry
shotgun windchime catalpa pods in october— a thousand lynched serpents amid the drooping fans of court prostitutes a lane of brightened frost inches toward the giant skeleton sleeping on its bones embers within a circle of striped blankets made of fire deep in the...
by Jennifer Landretti | Mar 5, 2026 | Poetry
Let our ice melt at lastafter this long and killing winter.Let the crooked snagsdrip in the mouths of our emptiest cavesand burble like doves in the lightof a promising spring; meltwater,call the rains into your rush,uncloud the boundless sky,stripe the...
by Jennifer Landretti | Mar 2, 2026 | Essays
AT BREAKFAST THIS MORNING, I set the eggs on the counter and then stared a moment at the carton—brooding, I suppose. A dozen eggs always puts me in mind of fundamental things: whole notes or stony beaches, colored rings in a newborn’s crib. When I raise the lid, the...
