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Sep 25, 20202 min read
For Summer - V. Rendina
My love sits between both Spring and Autumn fitting that it follows Fall. I fell for you beyond consent, my heavy heart sunk weak in my...
Sep 25, 202011 min read
On Art & Identity - Molly Dickin
I love reading or listening to stories in music and poetry that write out the dreamscapes that play in my head-- not one that makes any...
Sep 24, 20206 min read
How to Keep a Ghost Alive- Hannah Rosenberg
My grandmother never met him. She heard about him, from my mom. I remember holding her hand as she lay in bed after her fall. “Your...
Sep 24, 20202 min read
Honestly, The Entire Thing is Just Beginning To Be So Exhausting - Nicolina Schonfarber
The keeping up with the Kardashian’s. Or who Im disappointing and why Or why I let myself continuously reinvent myself into these...
Sep 23, 20201 min read
The Shortest Distance - Ranjith Sivaraman
'Which path has the shortest distance To reach you?’ my beloved asked. Like the calm sea assimilating a fresh river I stood cold looking...
Sep 23, 20201 min read
Routines - Kate Leddy
She asks me if I’ve made a routine for myself / All that comes to mind is / how I move the plants / in my bedroom / closer to the...
Sep 22, 20201 min read
Arms - Kendra Lynne Baude
It’s the sweetest thing To sleep in his arms Arms that want nothing more Than to hold a friend in the dark Arms that reach for me When...
Sep 22, 20201 min read
California is not the only beautiful place to live - Amelia Furlong
all summer girls are sad stretched out on pleather couches under the slicked-back fronds of rotting palms, skin puckered in the...
Sep 21, 20201 min read
shallow - Lindsay Charbonneau
I have been holding my breath since I was I twelve years old when my mother said that if I sucked in my stomach, I would look more thin....
Sep 21, 20203 min read
Ten Ways of Looking at My Impending Demise - Julie Benesh
I. STATE OF THE ART Attracted to the heat of inflammation, cats are said to intuitively sense disease. Mine keep sleeping on my appendix,...
Sep 20, 202011 min read
Blue Suitcase - Summer Hammond
"To June and Rain. Sisters. Free at last." Rain's eyes shone bright as the wine in the glass she raised. We clinked, side by side on the...
Sep 20, 20202 min read
The Subjugation of Will - Patrick Muczczek
Mrs. Borne was sitting on the floor of their apartment waiting for her husband to return from work. In a burst of anxious contemplation,...
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