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VII. -- poetry by Abigail Baker
I. suffocating drowning choked by my own air I cannot speak I trusted the trees I trusted the oxygen I trusted my lungs broken is the one...

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Jul 24, 20202 min read
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melting snapshot of my mother - poetry by Maya Renaud-Levine
Found at the kitchen sink where I left you And the faucet, heads bent together In steely respect. A reflection of arched neck - faucets,...

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Jul 10, 20201 min read
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misrememory - poetry by Maya Renaud-Levine
How is it you think you know me like the back of your hand? you remind me of someone you spew my un-names, chunks of misremembered...

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Jul 10, 20201 min read
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Embarrassment - poetry by Paxton Calder
When the wrong thing slips out of your mouth, Like someone else formed and chose those words, You try to catch them, You lunge and throw...

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Jul 10, 20201 min read
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the journey -- poetry by Divya Vetticaden
when they came for us it was under the blindfold of darkness the heat was suffocating condensation of escaped breath the only cooling we...

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Jul 10, 20201 min read
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The Geography of Fire - poetry by Catherine Shim
I am waiting for you to emerge from this house. Cloudy smoke billows from its window, an acrid scent of charred plastic permeating the...

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Jun 26, 20201 min read
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Behind Closed Doors - poetry by Zoë Akpan
Hands on my waist, Marks on my face, Whispers in my ear, Screams inciting fear, ‘I love you’s forced down my worn throat, Threats of...

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Jun 26, 20201 min read
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Creation in Two Parts - poetry by Emma McNulty
I want to be someone’s muse for someone to look at me and start breathing poetry from their lips convincing me their admiration is love...

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Jun 26, 20201 min read
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Avoirdupois - poetry by Christina P
half-moon at my shoulders bright light shining to my eyes starry night up and up, blind to blood bind to breast frowns with his charcoal...

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Jun 12, 20201 min read
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Thank You for Your Service - poetry by Roger Li
Thank You for Your Service Chests puffed, we tout ultimate sacrifice; loyalty trumps all. Great uncle Sam points his finger of pride,...

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Jun 12, 20202 min read
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Reasons Not to Kiss Him - poetry by Charlotte Edwards
One This love isn’t allowed You are far too broken To love someone so whole Aren’t you tired of ruining beautiful things? Two Your heart...

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Jun 12, 20201 min read
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sounds of the suburbs - poetry by Ashley Romero
signs of subtle civilization uttering the sounds of the suburbs. the living make their quiet call of ultimately nothing at all of mowing...

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Jun 12, 20202 min read
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Eve - poetry by Janina Akporavbare
Eve’s ribs caved inward— Her silhouette misshapen pieces of raw clay So, she grabbed an ambrosia And shoved it down Adam’s throat...

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May 22, 20201 min read
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Broken Sanctuary - poetry by Sarah Street
It was almost a comfort to know that we could still dissolve into ourselves. The truth is that a body too...

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May 8, 20201 min read
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The Stages of Falling in Love with Her - poetry by Charlotte Edwards
The Stages of Falling in Love with Her One When I meet her we bask in the rays of the sun Weaving thorns into golden summer crowns She is...

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May 1, 20201 min read
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"50 50: A Sociological Study Into..." - poetry by Vincent Lian
50 50: A Sociological Study Into the Balance of Couple Dominance Within Controlled Environments Such As One Dicot of Attracted Specimen...

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Apr 24, 20201 min read
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Remorse - poetry by Benjamin Guzovsky
Remorse The moon is blue today— I can’t explain why the daffodils are all daisies their dewdrops smell like cinnamon with a strong...

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Apr 13, 20201 min read
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Fickle Little Lullabies & Short Term Memory Loss - poetry by Benjamin Guzovsky
Fickle Little Lullabies & Short Term Memory Loss I yearn to remember the fleeting, Every warm idea Disappearing, the way every distant...

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Apr 13, 20201 min read
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Little Husbands - poetry by Sarah Winickoff
Little Husbands I used to play with them Climbing trees like the branches weren’t tapered I learned more from my scrapes (each one was...

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Apr 1, 20201 min read
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Wooden Chair - poetry by Sarah Winickoff
Wooden Chair Stiff, criss-crossing scaffolding, simultaneous rounded arches. Legs like Greco-Roman columns, and as ancient. With a glaze...

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Apr 1, 20202 min read
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