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Within the Filipino Diasporic Cloud (Eileen R. Tabios)

From ‘PILIPINZ CLOUDYGENOUS’ (2018-2019): a Poetry and Visual Art Installation by Eileen R. Tabios You leave the land of your ancestors and your birth. In the 20th and 21st century, …

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Eileen R. Tabios

Afterburn (Kylie Hough)

Edited by Laura McPhee-Browne I lie on a queen mattress covered in red peonies in a darkened room, looking up at the still ceiling fan. I can make out three …

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Kylie Hough

Normal, living, human beings (Kit Riley)

Edited by Amanda Tink Introduction We used to be held in bodies. Tiny electrical rhythms, the firing of nerves and neurons, contained us within the forms of our descendants. Most …

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Kit Riley

Leaving (Nathan Curnow)

The Leaving Poem pack it all up, my love we’ll go to that place beyond them let them sleep and forget about us leave the key in the spot, they’ll …

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Nathan Curnow

MAPPING A JOURNEY BETWEEN WORLDS: Ben Hession Reviews Flood Damages by Eunice Andrada

Edited by Robyn Cadwallader Eunice Andrada is one of many Filipino Australian poets who are together developing a distinctive, emerging presence in the national literary scene. The voices are diverse, …

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Ben HessionEunice AndradaFlood Damages
A ghostly white rabbit floating above the earth

The Dingo’s Noctuary (Judith Nangala Crispin)

Vision 2 (from The Dingo’s Noctuary) The Mongrels I have no memory of waking. An awareness slowly formed in the dark — scratching acacia, the strum of powerlines in wind. There …

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Judith Nangala Crispin

Meanwhile, on the Train (khulud khamis)

July 2014 Raya stands by the open window, slowly brushing her long hair. It’s Thursday evening, and she watches people rushing about; she sees soldiers — children, really — hurrying with their …

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khulud khamis

Faust: and now, here I am what I am, and I don’t think I am something else (Juan Garrido Salgado)

Faust: and now, here I am what I am, and I don’t think I am something else I think I’m writing a poem about nothing, for no one. I do …

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Juan Garrido-Salgado

Apparitions
(Anthony Lawrence)

The Brindle Horses The brindle horses have been put out to pasture wearing their golden plumes. In certain light they appear as muscled apparitions out of a pop-up book for …

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Anthony Lawrence

Gross National Happiness (David Thomas Henry Wright)

(edited by Kathryn Hummel) The plane takes off, confirming the entire row of seats is yours. All yours.               Closest you’ll come to owning property. …

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David Thomas Henry Wright
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