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魔神仔 (Móshénzǐ)
By:
L. Acadia
13 Mar 2023
the demon boy summoned a fog my own brother stumbled through
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Urban Legends of the Ohio River
By:
Laura Grothaus
13 Mar 2023
The witch fished her pigs from under the ice and stitched them together again. She was my friend, and we climbed on her roof.
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Dad Explains Dimensions at Outback Steakhouse
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Maura O'Dea
6 Mar 2023
The fried onion is a flower / or a half-grated mouth.
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Wide-Shining Craters
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Jace DeAngelo
6 Mar 2023
I always thought / the stars looked better in the water.
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Turing Test
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Fiona Lu
20 Feb 2023
Promise me story / still fleet-footed and blazing, story where I become more / than steam. And pretend that I never / prayed to the veins / of a trembling city, never saw god / written in neon lights.
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The Cemetery
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Holly Day
20 Feb 2023
thousands of years of floating in a vacuum
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Iron Burns Out
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R.B. Lemberg
14 Feb 2023
but no deity / provided a cooling wind / for my own burnt shoulders.
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queer-pastoral, somewhere in the slipstream
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Andrew Sinclair
13 Feb 2023
a harvest so grand that a thousand rabbits could feast at the same table with twice the falcons
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The Thing (1982) as Silent Film
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Connor Yeck
6 Feb 2023
Your quivering, alien shift from human to halfling to not-quite, a carrion flower never in bloom, but
burst.
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A thought for wishes
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Purbasha Roy
6 Feb 2023
how humble it becomes after beliefs on it / burn up
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