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Poetry
The Cyborg’s Side of the Story
By:
Martins Deep
18 Mar 2024
in my defence, juggling biological and artificial, i tripped over my shoelace, and spilled my lungs empty of the innocence that was, before guilt.
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Poetry
Aviary
By:
Kailee Pedersen
18 Mar 2024
the birds, / who carry with them / the many names of the dead
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Poetry
You Are Entitled to Your Pain
By:
Toby MacNutt
11 Mar 2024
It is yours, after all / in so far as any creature / owns another.
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Poetry
my poem in which the decision of a scientist and a cyborg over a satellite crash, determines the fate of my sisters [syntax: scientist+cyborg=ruling class, & satellite— the law]
By:
Adamu Yahuza Abdullahi
11 Mar 2024
once the particles pass a minimum threshold, they will start causing new storms
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Red Rite
By:
Eva Papasoulioti
4 Mar 2024
Grandmother, the wolf’s voice was / a lullaby, the night sky...
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After The Wolf
By:
Rin Willis
4 Mar 2024
no one wants to understand / why you smell like acid gut and carrion
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SOCIETY’S LEARNERS DICTIONARY ON DEFINING A BOY
By:
Joemario Umana
26 Feb 2024
verb 4 [C] to constantly be at war, spill your blood and drink. to faint and revive yourself. to brag of your scars.
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Lemon Drop
By:
Sarah Cannavo
26 Feb 2024
I can’t say any of this to the man next to me because he is wearing a tie
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Experiography Set RW
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Jay Gomez
19 Feb 2024
This is it. This is the decision that keeps you up at night.
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Octavia Said You Cannot Know How Deeply People Feel Their Ancestors
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Cecilia Caballero
19 Feb 2024
The first time I saw stone and Bone in ocean
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