Issue Reader – Vol. 3 No. 3
The Thimble Literature Journal is based on the belief that poetry is like armor. Like a thimble, it may be small and seem insignificant, but it will protect us when we are most vulnerable.
Vol. 3 No. 3
Winter 2020
The Dream GenieEditor's Note
time [is imaginary]
Ekphrastic on Saint Sebastian
Procession
A Mother's Skin
Blue Mammoth Hosta
the mosquitos
Treeline in Winter
A Reflection on Men
I Said I'm Sorry
Public Works
Mementos
Buddhist Mass Grave
The Life of Ivan Shidlovsky
Dog Walking
Cabin Fever
Medusahead (Poaceae)
Islands
The Ship Model
Keep Your Head High
A Brief Note on Sincerity
Depression Has This in Common with Climate Change
Puppy Meets Pieter Bruegel (1525-1569)
Falling Stars
something [is wrong]
Pica
Joy
Georgia O'Keeffe's At the Rodeo, New Mexico, 1929
All for Nothing
Theseus Confessed at the top of the cliff.
Mojave
Forgiveness
My Patient Does Not Want to Live
Body Ghazal
The Paris of My Childhood, No. 1
The Suit
Piano Movers
Cult
The beggar's ride
Crop Circles
Building a Bridge to My Mother
Vulnerability Masquerade
Snapshots
Feathers