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Atomic Theory II - Thomas Simmons
When I was a four-year-old in Lincoln I catapulted over my tricycle handle bars and My right knee kissed sidewalk and came away with a...
Oct 15, 20222 min read


Charlottenburg - Stephanie McConnell
We hid in one room, pouring white wine and hating our neighbors. I could hold a soldier’s stare like a bouquet, and held bouquets like...
Oct 13, 20222 min read


Requiem for a Law - Katie DeBonville
Roe v. Wade and I were born two weeks apart in January 1973. We both came into the world in the middle of storms: mine was a blizzard and...
Oct 11, 20224 min read


Today - Stephanie Wood
TODAY I got drunk in the shower turned up the heat as high as it would go before the water heater ran out, today I went to a bar with my...
Oct 9, 20221 min read


The Butterflies of Night - Christine Kwon
When everyone began shopping online, Alice found herself doing it a lot. The hours she wasted this way—not buying but browsing, clicking...
Oct 7, 20224 min read


May Crowning - Emily Perkovich
Dry earth splits with repulsion There is a paradox in the crying shame that a dehydrated cell forgets how to soak It’s a crying shame...
Oct 5, 20221 min read


The Poets - Caitlin Coey
At ten, they released me, these swordsmen, these magicians, pulling thread after thread of meaning out of their fine silk, tweed, and...
Oct 3, 20221 min read


EMBRACIFY 2026 - Catherine G. Tripp
We could have stopped it, if the populations of all countries had taken the vaccines just as soon as they were available. We knew better....
Sep 30, 20224 min read


White as Coal - Dominic Dailey
If I was as black as Coal, With the Lorde’s confidence within me Would I be a happy soul? Could I inherit her? If I was Virginia white,...
Sep 27, 20221 min read


aftermath - Mary Elliott
Silence comes, After the storm, Creeping – Looks around, Assessing damage, What can be done? To take it back, The steel tipped fears, Of...
Sep 24, 20221 min read


Pool Ghoul - Margaret D. Stetz
I can be patient but when my spirit someday seeps from out my corpse I know that it will slither toward suburbia and slip into the...
Sep 21, 20221 min read


Night Rain in the Desert - Molly McKasson
It was such a long time since the last rain that when it started the other night I thought it was a truck rumbling down the street, and...
Sep 18, 20221 min read
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