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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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Isaac Hart
May 14, 20221 min read
Gum in the Works
I. Cranberry cranberry Van nearby hands of god— Given Ron Livingston Wrong bitters, gone with his sled, Bong giving head. II. Honored,...
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ai chéri
May 14, 20221 min read
IRIS
the darkness begins beyond the horizon forming a choppy skyline beneath your lash line upon blinking the singular cilium parading as a...
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zsa zsa helmin
May 14, 20221 min read
untitled (my God is not a man)
my God is not a man in my mind He can’t be anything. for i can’t comprehend what would lie at that edge of Knowing could forgiveness not...
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Briseis Schreibman
May 14, 20221 min read
Iamb Alphabet
aa aum aa aum ba bum ba bum ca cum ca cum da dum da dum ea eum ea eum fa fum fa fum ga gum ga gum ha hum ha hum ia ium ia ium ja jum ja...
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Fiona Duffy
May 14, 20221 min read
postcard from wood street
this swollen september grazing against hurriedness and possession. walking past half-gnawed apples made my stomach bright with nostalgia....
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Sam Donnell
May 14, 20221 min read
Jigsaw
I hold no ill will towards my thirteen doppelgängers. Their minimal existence is a piece of me now, Each another collected story this...
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Peyton Sauer
May 4, 20221 min read
2 the consequences of missing an eyetooth
baby angel teeth bath tiles shiny and stacked in a row inside a velvet-lined silver tin with a name engraved on the top the...
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Peyton Sauer
May 4, 20221 min read
1 a birthday in may is so fortunate
catching a robin as a promise (a birthday in may is so fortunate) a small porcelain face presses through the stained orange slats of a...
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Chelsea J. Fox
May 4, 20221 min read
cutting lemons
window from the kitchen—dust laden—contemplates a garden with blooming snowdrops, waking spring heavy pebbles, paper wasp, upstream the...
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Anna Godfrey
May 4, 20221 min read
in a labyrinth, you look up
Asterion (the starry one) lays on the sand-gritted floor of the third room along the fourth southwestern corridor of his labyrinth and he...
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Fiona Duffy
Apr 9, 20221 min read
The Axioms of Reveries
In her dreams, she told him he died in his sleep. She dreamt of presenting him with his death. A veiled reaper in his kitchen imparted...
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Adam Mac
Apr 9, 20221 min read
These Boots Were Made For
I’m one southern motherfucker All brokeback and broken teeth, Spitshine and jagged mouth— I whip-crack the sun at breakfast, hoe, I...
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Sam Donnell
Mar 26, 20221 min read
Do Immortals Dream Of Golden Sheep
Do Immortals dream of golden sheep? I like to think they crave their sleep. That brief stretch of darkness and breath Is the closest an...
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Vienne Molinaro
Jan 31, 20221 min read
Citrine
Reverberating voices down the hall and the emphatic resentment of an elevator’s ascent. It’s like they know we’re around. Dreams of...
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Peyton Sauer
Jan 31, 20221 min read
Excerpts from "Blood, Orange"
I. tissue an ivory start, a deep golden lock of hair and a magnifying glass. items only seen in a mirror that bends at will— an opening....
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Stevie Ceruolo
Jan 31, 20221 min read
Instructions for Progress and Grief
Break out of a prison Enter a new prison Break out of that one Enter a new prison Break out of that one Enter a new prison Break out of...
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Fiona Duffy
Jan 31, 20221 min read
Siddal
I was sick, so sick, but there was no changing the lust in the eyes feeding on my face. The language of flowers and frigid bathwater was...
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Lisa Makoff
Jan 31, 20221 min read
prayer
and you’ve fallen far enough to be writing poetry that’s how you know there’s something wrong when the feelings are too big for capital...
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