Amy Leigh Cutler is the author of "Orange Juice and Rooftops" and a few chapbooks. Some of her recent collaborations can be found in Jonathan Weiskopf's "For Some Time Now" and Wooster Collective's "Graphite", and in a forthcoming anthology by Great Weather for Media. She is the founder of Timshel Artists' [Collective] and an MFA candidate in poetry at The New School. She lives without irony in Alphabet City.
A poem by Amy Leigh Cutler
As Usual I drain the tofu first, holding the heavy white sponge in my palm. Sear it til the white browns. Moving that to a bowl, I hear the bell. Someone is at the door. I wipe my hands, buzz him in after throwing the chopped onions, mushrooms, peppers into the still […]
I wail for a living’s sake.
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