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Dec 13, 20201 min read
What They Didn’t Think Would Happen Already Had - Kelli Russell Agodon
For Christmas, every woman in my family got a rape whistle, except me. My niece walked outside, closed the front door to see if we could...
Dec 12, 20202 min read
The Witch - Emma Goldman-Sherman
she wants to stop me I beg her but she's adamant she's the stone of flesh at my lips, the quarry where crushing fingers to my teeth...
Dec 11, 20201 min read
Pockets Full of Rocks - Shyla Shehan
Lying in my bed, I listened to trains on tracks—their horns blowing at comforting intervals. Rhythm of the cicadas’ persistent call and...
Dec 9, 20201 min read
this quarantine morning - Ciara Alfaro
“alexa, start my day?” new normal, life on venus, red sky, burning, protestors. new city, extra locks, blazing pistol under the bed,...
Dec 8, 20201 min read
Acts of Self-Hatred - Katie Ellen Bowers
My horoscope tells me that I may be the cause of my own sadness, as if I could change the way the Moon pulls and pushes water from the...
Dec 7, 20201 min read
On Coffee and College - Zora Ilunga-Reed
In a New England type of fog with $2.50 coffee staining tongue and breath and the Sound of archangels of learning from on high Like so...
Dec 6, 20201 min read
Paper Crane - Ashley Williamson
These words are the origami of my mouth; with my tongue I fold them, crease them, turn them around, and then, parting my lips, I reveal a...
Dec 5, 20201 min read
In Which I Snip My Strings and Float Away - Marcia Vojcsik
There is peace in distance. I discover why mountain climbers are so impatient to be vertical. That's why clouds are so chill all the...
Dec 4, 20201 min read
RORY - Christy Wise
Crushed by your mother’s young death, I lived beneath grief, paralyzed for months. My eyes were bloodshot from reading manuscripts and...
Dec 3, 20201 min read
Marriage On A Sunday Morning - AnneMarie Miles
An angel sounds less angelic at 6AM on a Sunday, to my surprise, he takes her and I’m grateful he got the hint today my body gets to stay...
Dec 2, 20202 min read
The Mirror in the Waiting Room - Jessamyn Wolff
My cursive twists slow under the overhead light, under the line, describe your mental health emergency: I write the sentence, my brother...
Dec 1, 20202 min read
I Now Have A Voice - Gina Goode
I now have a voice, your all listening to me now, you took me to my extreme, my darkest hour. You bow your heads, in shame, and deny your...
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