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kids everywhere are called to supper: it's lateit's dark and you're all played out. you want to go homeno rule is left to this game. playmates scatter like breaking glassthey return to smear the ______. and you're it--from "[you'd want to go to the reunion: see]"In Cocktails, D. A. Powell closes his contemporary Divine Comedy with poems of sharp wit and graceful eloquence born of the AIDS pandemic. These poems, both harrowing and beautiful, strive toward redemption and light within the transformative and often conflicting worlds of the cocktail lounge, the cinema, and the Gospels.
"Let him ruin your weekend but not your life. / That's what weekends are for." - Passing Through by D.A. Powell, who has some mighty majestic words in our forthcoming issue 5! (image by issue 5 contributor Jac Martinez)
Cocktails: Poems | 
