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Moonlit lanterns line the serene currents,
and old dowagers stand back to watch—

the dusky remnants of a once-beloved being
drift tediously to the end of the world to finish
being nothing.



Yuna Kang is a queer, Korean-American writer based in Northern California. She is pronoun indifferent, with her most used pronouns being from the she and they series. They have been published in various print and online publications. When she is not writing, she is probably reading and trying out different kinds of tea. They currently reside in Berkeley, California, where they are an undergraduate English major at UC Berkeley. Their website link is https://kangyunak.wixsite.com/website.
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10 Feb 2025

The editors for the AfroSurrealism Special invite you to submit fiction, poetry, and nonfiction.
“Please also be reminded of the following prohibited items,” the clerk explains kindly. “No chemicals or toxic substances. No fluids over 1,000 milliliters. No lithium batteries, laptop chargers and power banks, no love, no light, no family, no safety.”
he curls his bicep into ever more and more and more bicep
Hush. He sees through / the static. Softly. It sees him back.
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