Laura Passin
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Recent ​Poems:

Three poems at Watershed Review

Four poems at Public School Poetry

"
Six Years After Obergefell, My Coworker Asks Me If My Marriage Is Legal in the State of Colorado" at Limp Wrist

"Solstice or Something" at Paperbark (on hiatus)

"Wing-deep in Gin and Tonic" at The Dodge

"Grief Counseling in the Late Anthropocene" at SWWIM Every Day

"Poem in Which I Fail to Teach Homer,"
at Cotton Xenomorph 

"If the Sun Explodes We Will Not Know for Eight Minutes" and "10,000 Feet Above Sea Level" at Moist Poetry Journal

"To Outweigh" at Rise Up Review

"Self-Portrait as Aquarium" at Zone 3

"Aphasia" at 8 Poems

"The Last of Us" at Glass: A Journal of Poetry

"You Are Not God’s Sparrow," "Blood on the Moon & Water on Mars," and "We See Fireflies Our First Night in Chicago" at Rust + Moth

"Drink Up," "Giant-Impact Theory of Lunar Formation," and "Project Excelsior" at HAD

"Little Deaths" at Luna Luna

"Self-Portrait as Dissection" and "Prague Floods" at Sky Island Journal

Excerpts from "Time Enough at Last" at Cotton Xenomorph



Some Prose: 

"‘Dirty Computer’ is Not a Coming Out Album—Because Janelle Monáe’s Music Has Been Queer All Along" at Electric Literature

"Watching Dolores O’Riordan Dance on Yeats’ Grave" at Electric Literature

anthologies

Rust Belt Chicago: An Anthology


Ah, Chicago. Where my parents and grandparents met, where I spent the coldest winters of my life. Get your copy of this new anthology today. 

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You can’t love this city
for long: you must allow
the great, flat machine

to mold you in its image.
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