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Oct 1, 20241 min read
"Trophy Collection" by Rosella Weigand
Their darling souls, He does not take For it is only their hearts He wishes to save And so at night While they lay asleep, He reaches...
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Sep 29, 20242 min read
"attrition" & "sacrifice" by Rachel Uon
attrition seventeen lacerations on your tongue and the bruise on your achille’s heel. it bubbles in the corner of your mouth,...
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Sep 26, 20241 min read
"War is Hell" by Keech Ballard
There is no other way around it There is no other way to win He/she who commits the most war crimes is the winner It’s automatic Chivalry...
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Aug 29, 20241 min read
“the moon” & “Dionysus” by Jawn Van Jacobs
the moon i see you there, legionnaire i see the pen you bear like the tide i bring in – i surface – all the tears you veneer i see them...
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Aug 29, 20242 min read
"un soneto para mi pueblo" & "homelands" By Mia Soto
un soneto para mi pueblo escrito en inglés “when you stand up too fast and start seeing your ancestors.” – jalain page, ...
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Aug 29, 20241 min read
"Salt-soaked sclera" by Ben Ramakrishnan
your pupils are dilated, like our mother’s when she cried which wasn’t often, but when she cried– remember when she cried? –it was like...
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Aug 26, 20241 min read
"Unruly Cinders" & "Imprints" by Samantha Terrell
Unruly Cinders Eyes that criticize Hold unwarranted power, As they gaze on with reticent anguish, Laying up a store of waste for every...
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Aug 24, 20241 min read
Selfish by A.R. Tivadar
Main character of my own life, watching the world go by front seat "I" spelled with a capital letter in English, I learned it watching...
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Aug 24, 20241 min read
Rain by Abigail Addae
It’s raining The water droplets are nothing but a calm, soothing hug that envelopes my body It’ll all be alright it whispers, as if it...
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Jun 12, 20241 min read
“An Elizabethan Bust” By Calvin Madsen
That mossy stone there, man-shaped with such care, blindly, it stares at me, and everyone else. Proud gaze, unaware, eroding green eyes...
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Jun 12, 20241 min read
"mind" by Mia Soto
thick room of tension it could be cut with a plastic butter knife that’s how abundant it is. my eyes avert themselves from the glare of...
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Jun 12, 20241 min read
"Occluded Vessel" "Plaque Refractions" & ""Submerging for cover" By Halley Kunen
"Occluded Vessel" I collapse at the plinth sagging over the edge, a monolith knowing I can’t gulp down anymore tonight, knowing I...
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Jun 12, 20242 min read
“Church Flowers” “Growing up” & “Mother-Daughter Duties” by A. R. Tivadar
“Church Flowers” It’s called the blue church Because the roof is blue. Inside is dark and sombre, Chandelier light is golden. The Father...
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May 18, 20243 min read
"Her" "Y or N?" "The Tale of the Bottle" by Claudia Wysocky
“Her” All these lines. All these words. All these thoughts, scribbled across paper for a girl I do not see. (Not know.) Scribbled in ink,...
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Apr 26, 20242 min read
"Timers", "This [] does not exist" & "This is water" by Victoria Spires
Timers Understand this. It is an error to think that One need obviates another. Picture the parts Of yourself as a row of egg timers:...
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Apr 25, 20241 min read
"Spring" by Max Madsen
My dog's head hangs out the window, breeze on his face with a little support for his hind legs. Driving past California Street, but...
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Apr 25, 20241 min read
"24 Words Spoken On A Park Bench". by Rebecca Agauas
We sat on the park bench together, on opposites ends, in silence. The birds swirled around our heads and played tag. Flowers danced in...
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Apr 25, 20242 min read
"game boys", "grape hyacinth", "Exit 143" and "capitalist comb" by Jawn Van Jacobs
game boys when we’re young we ask our parents if our friends can stay one more day for play when we’re older we ask our lovers to stay a...
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Apr 18, 20243 min read
"LOSING MY RELIGION", "Berry Boulevard Blues", "Camp Lejeune Redux", "MEMPHIS" & "Desire" by Robert M. Zoschke
LOSING MY RELIGION why, of course, Michael Stipe said it so much more eloquently better putting his blood sweat tears fears hope dreams...
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Apr 18, 20241 min read
"How Informal to be So Normal" By Rosella Weigand
How informal to be so normal In a world where no one is defined As such, because a definition Can’t be a summation, If the meaning...
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