“On a day I’m not scared of dying,” The Pinch, Fall 2025 [print].
Two poems in Luna Luna Magazine, Summer 2025 [online].
“Egg on My Face” in Sho Poetry Journal, Spring 2025 [print].
“I’ve Been in Ireland, I’ve Been in Memphis” in Poet Lore, Spring 2025 [print].
“Hard as a Blade” in The Boiler, September 2024 [online].
“I Do This I Do That” in Fugue, Spring 2024 [print].
“So Spit It Out” in Birdcoat Quarterly, Spring 2024 [online].
Three poems in South Dakota Review, Winter 2024 [print]
“Tenderbroken Poem with Ativan and Miller High Life” in Salt Hill, Winter 2023 [print]
“In Cahoots With the Night” in Southword, Winter 2023. [print]
“Another Appointment I Lie Down” in Grist, 2023. [print]
“And I’m drinking from the cup of see you laters again” in Beaver Magazine, Winter 2023. [online]
Two poems in Across the Margins. [online]
“Im leaving on the next train to gogo gadget town” in Red Ogre Review. [online]
“Seeds Sown Are Seeds Blighted” in Gigantic Sequins, Fall 2022. [print]
Three Poems in Olney Magazine. [online]
“On the night my uncle dies i sing a little song” in Okay Donkey. [online]
“A Brief and Reliable History of US Route 1 (Peabody through Revere Exits)” in Scrawl Place. [online]
“This Pig is Big Boy” in Radar Poetry. [online]
“one summer pirates of the caribbean came out” in Moist Poetry Journal. [online]
“Aidan and I lived in a small apartment” in South Florida Poetry Journal. [online]
“the sun warm on my legs & the rush of never having nothing to do.” and “i know we hate poems about dreams but listen” in Banshee, Summer 2022. [print]
“Poem as Casket That Floats in the Flood of Boston’s Burying Ground,” “Tender Poem for Old Love Who Hates My Guts,” and “i wanna hold my mamma when she was a baby” in Puerto del Sol, Summer 2022. [print]
“In True Green Fashion,” Gone Lawn. [online]
“Glorious” and “Pig Glorious,” No Contact Magazine. [online]
“Mythical Swine” and “Pig King Eats Bandit Bones,” Poetry Northwest Winter/Spring 2022. [print]
“Poem for Paul Who Never Forgets My Birthday Even Though I Never Remember His,” New Ohio Review. [online]
“OK IT’S TIME TO LISTEN UP ALYSSANDRA,” Four Way Review. [online]
“Song for the Knife in My Hand,” The Hunger. [online]
“LEEDS DEVIL HAS JERSEY PEOPLE FRIGHTENED,” Figure 1. [online]
THREE POEMS, Hobart. [online]
Alyssandra Tobin 