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Have you been dreaming of the fame and financial reward only publishing poetry in an online literary magazine can bring? Here are the poems we’ve published so far:

Flight: A Literary Sampler

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7 June

The spare beauty of “On Limitation” by @nataliemarino.bsky.social flight-literary.ghost.io/natalie-mari...

flight-literary.ghost.ioNatalie Marino- PoetryNatalie Marino is a poet and practicing physician. Her work appears in Hayden’s Ferry Review, Little Patuxent Review, Pleiades, Salt Hill, wildness and elsewhere. She is the author of the chapbooks Un...

Flight: A Literary Sampler

@flightlit.bsky.social

7 June

The vivid images of “Ars Poetica: Tulips” by @carriganak.bsky.social flight-literary.ghost.io/alex-carriga...

flight-literary.ghost.ioAlex Carrigan- PoetryAlex Carrigan (he/him) is a Pushcart-nominated editor, poet, and critic from Alexandria, VA. He is the author of Now Let’s Get Brunch (Querencia Press, 2023) and May All Our Pain Be Champagne (Alien B...

Flight: A Literary Sampler

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The meditative “Sillage” from @jackbedell.bsky.social flight-literary.ghost.io/jack-bedell-...

flight-literary.ghost.ioJack Bedell- PoetryJack B. Bedell is Professor of English at Southeastern Louisiana University where he also edits Louisiana Literature and directs the Louisiana Literature Press. His latest collection is Ghost Forest (...

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Flight: A Literary Sampler

@flightlit.bsky.social

7 June

And our first and foremost, the knockout “it is not the stones/but the child’s mound” by the inimitable @mehpoeting.bsky.social flight-literary.ghost.io/matthew-e-he...

flight-literary.ghost.ioMatthew E. Henry- Poetry“…it is not the stones, / But the child’s mound—" A golden shovel from Robert Frost’s “Home Burial” were it only true that tragedy howls in packs of three, I wouldn’t so curse my retention, wish...

Flight: A Literary Sampler

@flightlit.bsky.social

7 June

So what kind of poetry should you submit? We want beautiful, vivid images, but we also want a point behind them. We want language that makes us stop in our tracks, but we want it to be for a purpose.