Read selected poems by Jackie Craven
The Red Line Rumbles at the Gateway Station (from WHISH and Pleiades, reprinted with commentary and a writing prompt)
At the Columbarium (New Ohio Review)
Cursing Lessons (New Ohio Review)
Blue Yarn (Cincinnati Review)
Window Treatment (Atticus Review)
If My Dentist Could Probe Deep Enough (DMQ Review)
Prayer for Rooms We’re Forbidden to Enter (SWWIM)
Without Notice and This Is Serious (Timber)
Someone Moved the Bagel Shop (with commentary, Marilyn on a Roll)
Under a Calder Mobile, August 1959 (AGNI )
Social Security Asks Whether I’ve Ever Been Married (Alaska Quarterly Review)
Beyond Repair (Rust & Moth)
Auto Corrected (Cleaver)
The Secret Lives of Socks (SWWIM)
Clear Skies, Unseasonably Cold (Mayday Magazine)
Under Anesthesia, I Remember a Watermelon with Slippery Seeds (Rogue Agent)
I Heard a River Downstairs (Verse Daily)
Find more in Jackie’s Index of Poems, Flash, and Short Stories