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Claire Bentley
Aug 10, 20221 min read
Thought Process
The worst day was when the IUs were distributed through the underground market, but we didn’t know it yet. They were dropped on every...
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Fiona Duffy
Aug 10, 20221 min read
Anathema
Now that the light is fad i n g the south stares from across the earth. The north has already been d r a w n of its color. As I go...
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Stevie Ceruolo
Aug 8, 20225 min read
Five Star Rope: A Real Amazon Review and theEvents That Probably Inspired It
★★★★★ I AM VERY HAPPY WITH MY PURCHASE By PAT on July 31, 2016 Verified Purchase Color: Lime Glitter I AM VERY HAPPY WITH MY PURCHASE. I...
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Cherish Harber
Aug 8, 20226 min read
Sunday Evening Stitches
My feet are swinging up from my chair, out of boredom, and hitting the underbelly of the wooden table. Mama’s sitting down at the dinner...
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Alexa Nodine
Aug 8, 20222 min read
the dictionary i will bury with you
concave (v. kon-keyv) 1. to allow myself permission to languish into the cavity of my chest and hide amongst hollow bone. 2. i wonder if...
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Penelope Gerdes
Aug 8, 20222 min read
Bitch Broken on Anger at the Top of the Mountain
Will I be seen through blurred eyes i cant see me me is unseen to mee I am what is was will be be be repet itiion on drummmm bed snore...
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Line Kuzniar
Aug 8, 20222 min read
A Dreamt Performance
We stand. Two pillars. I am taller than you because my arms are over my head. If I dropped them, I would be just a few inches shorter. I...
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L.K. Leslie
Aug 8, 20222 min read
The Body
The body. The body is adorned in cloth and metal and rubber and referred to as one’s self. The body is to be destroyed. The body is to be...
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Julia Hornedo
Aug 8, 20223 min read
Eve
They told you falsehoods, that dust begot bone begot I, whose womb begot sin, begot flesh begot flesh begot flesh. But I was born from...
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Fiona Duffy
Aug 8, 20221 min read
Dream #5
Azure smeared blush. Morass garden. Confusion. Foraging. Heaviness. the question wades against her lips awaiting the tongue’s surrender....
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Line Kuzniar
Aug 8, 20222 min read
Multiflora Rose
The First Visit: Bare-handed and bare-armed, the thorns tore at my skin as I tried to negotiate an uprooting. The shrub was not prepared...
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Ivana Gatica
Aug 8, 20223 min read
Diosito
Dios te salve María. Llena eres de gracia, el señor es contigo. Bendita eres entre todas las mujeres y bendito es el fruto de tu vientre,...
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Pascale Jarvis
Jun 14, 20221 min read
Untitled (Whelks)
I. LONG BLUE BODY I named my habit the White Lady [death loves white] two years ago: nineteen. The White Lady and I, we thieved we stole...
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Connor Fenwick
Jun 14, 20221 min read
Domain of Queer Sexuality
Vision is abstract, touch is figurative. The Female and the Almost. Or eye, a sense of space, as a specter on a coffin (and falls in the...
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Mayra Sanchez
Jun 14, 20222 min read
My Mother vs. America
My mother has the kind of celestial tongue that is too pure for English. First time going to Miami – one small bag in one hand and hopes...
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Pascale Jarvis
Jun 14, 20221 min read
Psalm for the Eve of Election Day
Don’t let the rest of us become white crosses decorating your lawn. Our bodies are not meant to stay whole— we are steeple-top...
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Penelope Gerdes
Jun 14, 20221 min read
Queer Messiah
Where will our ark disembark? Will there be better lands stretched forth where we can hold all our siblings? I want to have that hands-on...
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Diamond Woods
Jun 14, 20226 min read
99 Writing Prompts
1. “I confused today with last week. Who did we lose?” 2. Write about your fist fight with God. Who will win? 3. Write an article from...
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Chloe Cottom
Jun 14, 20221 min read
Amen
I can feel the sooty soil rolling down my crooked spine. There are a million tiny particles contributing in its filthy composition, each...
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Nia Shelton
Apr 10, 20221 min read
Sit Like One
A person sits on the edge of a sidewalk, partially obscured in shadow. Black and white photo. Text of poem transcribed below.
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