Strange Horizons

Poetry

tigerlily

By: Amanda Gafford

10 Jun 2019

this world is not kind to anybody / least of all witchgirls

Poetry

The Bride of Frankenstein Considers Her Options

By: Meghan Phillips

3 Jun 2019

She doesn’t need to ask what turned this woman into parts.

Poetry

You, Robot

By: M. F. Morrison

27 May 2019

“Robots have been crying for two thousand years, as you well know,” she said.

Poetry

Abandon

By: Lynette Mejía

20 May 2019

Between the floorboards seedlings rise

Poetry

Es, fui

By: Lucy Harlow

13 May 2019

these, too, are almost the same

Poetry

Nesters

By: Sheikha A.

6 May 2019

creatures came coated with yolks of myths

Poetry

ELEGIAC: UNFINISHED DRAFT OF HAUWA LIMAN’S HUMANITARIAN WORK

By: Ojo Taiye

29 Apr 2019

a body falls to the earth like hammered nails & all that remains is a dirt mound melting in the rain.

Poetry

Made of Gadget

By: Onyendozi Samson Aja

29 Apr 2019

My hand it was, not me / Not my hand, it’s my finger to blame

Poetry

A Different Farming Tale

By: Okwudili Nebeolisa

29 Apr 2019

trying to make sense of the mortgage, / watching a black-crowned cock pass like an omen

Poetry

Eurydice Stands with Attitude

By: Rebecca Bennett

22 Apr 2019

Moving in a pas de basque, knowing it’s the same if she steps forward or back