Tag Archives: Poetry
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Matchsticks
1October 5, 2025 by The Citron Review
by Clayre Benzadón Stack of hay, a needle inside of a puzzle. It’s his, the goblet of our collarbones match. He either …
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The world is ending without lemons
1October 5, 2025 by The Citron Review
by Clayre Benzadón and damn, these chickens can’t layeggs anymore, but they still runlike the last zesty citron bomb at …
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Bergamot
1October 5, 2025 by The Citron Review
by Wren Tuatha My tea tells me it loves me. My corner of the couch,and the twenty minutes till morning …
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What is a bridge when it doesn’t reach across?
1October 5, 2025 by The Citron Review
by Wren Tuatha My Baltimore in the waterSteel and gasoline in the waterCar seats and wallets in the waterTires, steering …
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What Little Remains
1October 5, 2025 by The Citron Review
by Kate Snider So let metell you again,while thereis still timetogether, of thatlate autumnafternoonwhen you,standingin the Japanese Garden,professedyour lovefor the …
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Decompression Stop
1October 5, 2025 by The Citron Review
by Michelle Ortega Michelle Ortega has been published at Tweetspeak Poetry, Tiferet Journal, Platform Review, Shot Glass Journal, Rust + …
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September Shadow
1October 5, 2025 by The Citron Review
by Michelle Ortega A phantom shape shifts at my feet as the evening sun drops below the treeline; from where I standimpossible …
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Notes on the Poetry selections
Leave a commentOctober 5, 2025 by The Citron Review
If you are a longtime reader of Citron, you might remember that last year I shared with you that as …
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Flecks
Leave a commentJune 29, 2025 by The Citron Review
by James Miller You use this red plastic outline of a turnipto press out dozens of turnip-shaped cookies. Gifts for …
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Velocities of a Yard
1June 29, 2025 by The Citron Review
by Ryan Harper Peerless japonica, hater of lime,its bells were still this morning.A soil compact under dew,a limb down, short …
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