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Twentieth by James Najarian
Josh drove around the winding campus twice before he recognized where he was. He rifled through his brain, trying to find where he’d...
James Najarian
Jan 3, 202213 min read
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Seven Ways of Being Open by Evan Benedict
i. a cracked door on a winter morning bracing wind and slivered light steam from a coffee mug lit by sunrise, and onrushing of waking....
Evan Benedict
Jan 3, 20221 min read
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I am sorry you think what I prophesied made you sick when it was really just bad takeout
by Danielle Gennaro Thus, the world was created, is what you shout at me over a compostable tray soaked in yesterday’s leftovers, ...
Danielle Gennaro
Jan 3, 20221 min read
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virgo under a new moon by Carina Stopenski
]you wrote your suicide note on a tarot card and cut your wrists with crystals when you forgot to set your affirmation your world is...
Carina Stopenski
Jan 3, 20221 min read
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Nitroglycerin by Virginia Laurie
You were four the first time you realized you could turn your body into a bomb, the explosion knocked you back onto the Kindergarten rug,...
Virginia Laurie
Jan 3, 20222 min read
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Alien by Dane Lyn
lovers claw at each other’s skin fingers of sweat transform into bloody tributaries pull pleasure from the mouth of pain harsh and...
Dane Lyn
Jan 3, 20221 min read
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Always the Roses II by Durell Carter
Violets would be roses If we found value in the Hues that remind us of Midnight, And the soil that gives birth To pomegranates, And the...
Durell Carter
Jan 3, 20221 min read
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Sculpting Death by Paul Rousseau
She reminds me of A sculpture I saw somewhere, sometime, Maybe an urn of tombs In Cairo, Or a carving in the cobblestones of Venice, But...
Paul Rousseau
Dec 29, 20211 min read
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