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Poetry
i am scabs, one and legion
By:
Tahnia Barrie
16 May 2022
i tuck myselves under coffin nails. and then i am the sun like a nairobi fly, burning spine and skin.
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Poetry
The broken hill and the breath
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R.B. Lemberg
16 May 2022
we are whispered into this new land, this old land, whispered anew
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Ave, Verum Corpus
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Candice M. Kelsey
9 May 2022
I notice the lizard is again green as my daughter counts the glass stones
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Half-Quarter-Life Crisis
By:
Tania Chen
9 May 2022
Bathroom lights dancing to the beat of the ground
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i roll up to the club in a gundam
By:
Eric Wang
2 May 2022
what’s more sci-fi than a gundam is that, somehow, all the friends i’ve ever had are here.
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your subcutaneous mermaid
By:
Sara S. Messenger
2 May 2022
ridges of triangular teeth / press a tiny ring against your fingertip from within
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Poetry
the West is dead
By:
Blaize Kelly Strothers
18 Apr 2022
but, we asked, do we not rise also?
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Poetry
Responding to Poetry and Prose Poems (pg 36 of Practice of Creative Writing)
By:
Ken Haponek
18 Apr 2022
Luciferian makes me think of this term I cannot remember. What is the fancy term for when you know something
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Dow Jones Dream
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Angela Liu
11 Apr 2022
Someone is tossing fish from the roofs / and you, you swim the violent current
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American Giants
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Emmy Newman
11 Apr 2022
the seed catalogue singsongs. Long after has arrived and gone without ceremony
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