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“Hey, I think it’s just autumn.
No matter the season,
please, do not try to escape
from your body. Your feet
are closest to spring already.
Your bones are as heavy
as the past but hold on
to the future. See, you’re floating,
look up, see, it’s your mother’s hand.”



Oladejo Abdullah Feranmi, a black poet, won the Deconflating Surveillance with Safety contest and received commendation at the 2024 HART Prize for Human Rights. He was a finalist in the Hayden’s Ferry Review Poetry Prize ’23, with work featured or forthcoming in POETRY, Heavy Feather Review, Strange Horizons, and more.
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The garage turned T-shirt shack hadn’t always been right on the bay, but erosion never stopped and the sea never slept.
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