Dear FFA
Dear FAA By Hannah Star Rogers Dear FAA, This possibility really never occurred to me. I knew it could happen, but I assumed I would be at home. I pictured […]
Tag Archives: Poetry
Things that Tear
By Domenic Scopa A sheet of paper. Swollen eyes. Clouds pierced by sunrays after summer showers. A blade does something like this against skin. A bitter marriage. Twenty tender heartstrings […]
The Pursuit of the Millennium
The Pursuit of the Millennium By James Bradley The world is a corpse, but a living one, Hopeful, embalming itself for the land Sharing its casket with moon & with […]
Future Tense
Future Tense By Leigh Sugar Helen will practice gestures to quiet the futures she promised herself as a child: I will one day be a police- officer or a princess, […]
Frozen Conventional Blueberries
By Matthew Dischner I punched a box today, a three dimensional rectangular prism made of cardboard and containing blueberries, twenty-four packages of frozen conventional blueberries to be exact, one of […]
Spring 2016 Issue Now Online
Hello everyone! It is our pleasure to present the Spring 2016 Issue of Anamesa. Check it out here! Thank you to all the contributors and staff for your hard work!
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