2 Poems By Caitlin Krause explaining to my dog about coronavirus she doesn’t understand anything about this time except maybe the joy that I have become her new best friend always […]
Dispatch #013
Dispatch #012
iRobot Again By Aqueila M. Lewis-Ross Beep! Beep! Powering Up! Powering Down! Beep! Beep! You’re only allowed 6ft! The command to practice social-distancing. You must shelter-in-place! Because touching anything might […]
Dispatch #011
Cold Gin and a Pandemic By Georgina Marie April 27, 2020 I’m writing this on Monday April 27, 2020 and I had to Google when the Shelter in Place in my town […]
Dispatch #010
Quarantine Haynaku By: Maiana Minahal Weeping, fearing doorknobs and shared elevators. 4/9/20 * My quarantine window Faintly smelling bleach, counting unmasked pedestrians. 4/25/20 * Maiana Minahal Poet, interdisciplinary artist, educator Author of Legend […]
Dispatch #009
Dispatch #009 #dispatchesfromquarantine #teacher #pandemic Then there was quarantine
Dispatch #008
Dispatch 008 I have hidden my bones #bestlines #dispatchesfromquarantine #poetry #kimshuck
Dispatch #007
By Alexandra Kostoulas I have been feeling highly anxious the past few days and it ramps up at night.* So, here I am in the middle of the night, just free writing […]
Dispatch #006
By: Zarina Zabrisky Quarantena Purple and blue rubber gloves like leaves in the Golden Gate Park Where an empty Ferris Wheel skeleton looms over the empty Music Concourse. Knobby trees reach for […]
Dispatch #005*
*We started to get submissions! So I’m going to start publishing them. Here’s the first one. It’s a poem by Bay Area poet and impresario Paul Corman-Roberts. The formatting is off from […]
dispatch #004
By: Alexandra Kostoulas | I noticed a few other people copied my dispatches since I published and promoted the last one. They are mostly bloggers and they labeled their posts “dispatches from […]
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