Featured Poetry
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"I Feel Sappho-"
by Nancy Byrne Iannucci
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"Fragment: Long Island City Spring"
by JC Alifer
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"sages astride 12 harlequin bicycles"
by Julie Allyn Johnson
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"My first portrait of a 27-year-old"
by Elijah Woodruff
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"With a Shaved Head and Heart-Shaped Daggars for Eyes"
by Sara Atwater
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"Morning Gallery"
by Craig Kirchner
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Excerpt from Sonnets II
by Karina Bush
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"The Girl Who Paints Pictures"
John Jeffire
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"Worm Moon"
by Samantha Schell
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"Crows' Breakfast"
by L. Ward Abel
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"Unspilled Milk"
by Philip Venzke
The Argyle presents…
Yersinia pestis for Idiots: A Primer for the 14th Century Plague Doctor
A Virtual Poetry (Micro)Chap by Tom Holmes
Tom Holmes, author, teacher, winner of The Bitter Oleander Press Library of Poetry Book, and founding editor and curator of Redactions: Poetry & Poetics, cracks a funny bone (or two) with five of the funniest tongue-in-cheek poems about death and pestilence you will probably ever read in one of The Argyle’s latest (micro)chaps.
This mini-chap will vanish into the ether upon publication of The Argyle’s third issue in May 2024. Read NOW before it disappears.
