Established in 2002, revived in 2023
In honor of Women's History Month, read this selection of poems by Sage Ravenwood, Gabriela Bittencourt dos Santos, Kuhu Joshi, Tianna Bratcher, Ari B. Cofer, and Dorsey Craft. These poems were published in Shō No. 4, Shō No. 5, and Shō No. 6.
In shop windows, you are strange / to yourself, your face a drifting moon, / eyes and mouth dark shafts.
The fruit / hung bending the branches, like a hundred // small stomachs, bird-eaten and naked / where the beaks had pierced.
I think I'm tiring of auditioning. / I'm not dancing for bread anymore.
