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Luck | Amanda Boyanowski-Morin
I bowed to the ground, picked up nine four-leaf clovers - six five-leaf clovers too. Their petals sliced by mower blades speckled by...
3 days ago1 min read
Tyler Joseph Loves Taco Bell | Morgan G. Cairns
and i love him even more now my half-mad boy in his skeleton best  black and red, canary and camo he pulls that heart out of his chest...
Jan 121 min read
Vision | Marisa Silva-Dunbar
We are on a train from Tokyo to Kurama Onsen near Kyoto. You write on the back of purple and gold origami paper, scenery passes us by...
Jan 101 min read
Fibonacci and Fireflies | Kelly Lynn
She misses the light that hid its existence cream and pale under the watchful eye of the waning moon that used to dance in spirals and...
Jan 61 min read
The Judgement | Beverly Fesharaki
Shut away from the magic of music, she can no longer hear the rising hymns she sang with Dean and a guitar, behind a pulpit of judgement....
Dec 29, 20241 min read
After A Miscarriage | Savannah O'Toole Renehan
He doesn’t rotate the produce. After hauling the crates from the loading dock, he unloads new spuds onto last week’s potatoes. Unripe...
Dec 5, 20242 min read
Lei-Making in Kansas | Amy Haddad | Poetry Contest 1st Place Winner - Fall 2024
Three generations of the women in my family            sit on the spacious front porch, pouring over                        souvenirs...
Dec 5, 20242 min read
requiem for a gone girl | Kelsey Smoot | Poetry Contest 2nd Place Winner - Fall 2024
I’ ve kissed at least one dead girl that I know of. I look back and realize she was maybe only barely alive when we kissed. Tawny girl,...
Dec 5, 20241 min read
Reparations I’ll Pay Piecemeal Until Death | Elly Katz | Poetry Contest 3rd Place Winner - Fall 2024
I converse with nobody all the time, a liminal voice singing. But I write to complete discourse between lines. I owe them that— for...
Sep 30, 20241 min read
San Diego 2007 | Star Jalanugraha
I find us, always rolling down that grassy hill at grandma’s. Knees stained green, itchy as hell. Blotchy, burnt faces echoing hues of...
Sep 24, 20241 min read
Resilience | Lia Smith-Redmann
for my cousin Nadia.  Peeled back as a baby to reveal her delicate insides – heart laid bare. Someone wished upon her like a flower and...
Sep 21, 20241 min read
The Pantheon of Dead Ex-boyfriends | Julie Benesh
South of close relatives, north of the minor arcana of pre-deceased coworkers, neighbors, et cetera, subset of the mammoth  ship of...
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