Voicemail Poems is a literary magazine that curates poetry in its auditory form. By soliciting voicemail recordings, the publication foregrounds the voice as the primary medium, creating an intimate and immediate encounter between poet and listener. This approach aligns with a lineage of oral poetics, from the Beats to contemporary sound poetry, while leveraging the accessibility of the telephone to democratize submission. The magazine operates on a rolling basis, accepting submissions year-round. This open call structure allows poets to contribute at any time, without the pressure of a deadline. Each accepted piece is featured on the magazine's platform, reaching an audience that values the cadence, timbre, and breath of the human voice. The curatorial vision is to assemble a diverse chorus of voices, capturing the ephemeral nature of spoken verse. For poets, this opportunity offers a unique venue to present work in a format that prioritizes sound and performance. It is particularly suited to those whose poetry gains dimension when read aloud, and who are interested in exploring the intersection of technology and lyric expression. The magazine does not charge a submission fee, ensuring accessibility for all poets.