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The Angel Questions His Faith
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Zachariah Claypole White
7 Jul 2025
Tell me, can God sing / like a katydid; cicada-bellow / for the seventeen silent years?
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the panic of a god
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Elisha Oluyemi
7 Jul 2025
i and màmá, two moons, two eclipsed suns.
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luminaries
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Adebe DeRango-Adem
30 Jun 2025
why white hands / draw a blank / ‘bout us / keep forgetting / the filaments
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parallels
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Praise Osawaru
30 Jun 2025
I mean, Fortune, what world is this again?
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SET IT OFF (1996) – FANS’ CUT
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NOVA CYPRESS BLACK
30 Jun 2025
our girl hits da hydraulics & blasts away from da bullets with a cigarette tap dancing between her lips
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The Minotaur Joins a New-Age Self-Help Forum
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Edryd Bowmer
23 Jun 2025
They said to try removing my toxins.
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Filaments
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Devan Barlow
23 Jun 2025
stringing webs between cloud wisps
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Why Some Towns Get Extra Bears
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Amelia Gorman
16 Jun 2025
With their noses shaped like rockets and ancient vacuum cleaners
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Women Who Crossed
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Claudia Excaret Santos
16 Jun 2025
When women cross the border, / coyotes get rooms at motels.
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A Mermaid Falls in Love with Icarus
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Elena Sichrovsky
15 Jun 2025
IF THE SUN WAS YOUR SCALPEL THE MOON IS MINE
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Archipelago of the Sun by Yoko Tawada, translated by Margaret Mitsutani
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