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Jan 19, 20231 min read
I Got Out - Elaine Nadal
i’ve got a jam that’ll make you go tappin’ clappin’ whistlin’ stars and sunsets-- a sticky song a nightingale envies a refrain ringin’...


Jan 17, 20231 min read
Blue Cotton Candy - Janelle Finamore
The day dissolves in my mouth like cotton candy finding it’s peaceful end Hesitant to believe that this never ending day would actually...


Jan 15, 20231 min read
Marigold - Phoebe Brookes
Marigolds tied tightly together morning dew dripping from every petal. I picked them for the man on the corner whose needles lay...


Jan 13, 202314 min read
Unending, Unchanging Midnight - Emma Neal
Growing up, and by that I mean my emo-middle school era, I was obsessed with the “forbidden.” It really wasn’t that scandalous, it just...


Jan 11, 20231 min read
The spring I turned thirty-five and took up running - Michael Favala Goldman
Cooper River Park, Cherry Hill, NJ for my mother I was standing with the river rats, everyone saying what state of marriage or divorce...


Jan 9, 20232 min read
3rd Place Fall Poetry Winner Prometheus, Daughter of Immigrants - an. phan
I don’t think I have a motherland, just a strange monster in my imagination, stitched together with a Frankeinsteinian arrogance to...


Jan 7, 20234 min read
2nd Place Fall Poetry Contest Winner: NINE TYPES OF SILENCE - Alison Davis
1. We all share the same reason for being here. The chairs are arranged in a circle. The doctor seats herself in one of them. The plastic...


Jan 5, 20232 min read
1st Place Fall Poetry Winner: Saint Clément’s Drug Unit, 1969 - Jonathan Callies
After Mary Ellen Mark At the Alano Club, a child of seven, I remember my mother sharing with a group of strangers and family that the...


Jan 3, 20231 min read
The Tale of a Fat Ugly Crow on a May Afternoon - Joanne Jagoda
In front of my living room window, on a splendid May afternoon, warm and sunny, a fat black crow rapturously caws over its good fortune....


Jan 1, 20231 min read
When He Was Smiling - Emma Newman-Holden
You were never afraid of him when he was smiling How could you be? The curve of his lips, begging yours to curve as well The creases...


Dec 30, 20222 min read
I wish we were having dinner together right now - Padya P.
Like a knife sliding down a slab of butter that’s been sitting out in a counter on a hot day My brown eyes melt into your green. We hold...


Dec 28, 20227 min read
Welded Flowers - Tiffany Lindfield
The room was dark, perpetually, except for a single table lamp; it wasn’t enough to make Angelic feel safe. She remembered the night sky,...
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