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Jul 27, 20221 min read
the heritage of snowfall between paw pads by Amanda Williams
source text: https://www.wsj.com/articles/a-swiss-alps-hotel-frozen-in-time-11607614389 Amanda Williams is a neurodivergent American...
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Jul 20, 20221 min read
Grey Gardens by miss macross
Oh, my mother [rolls hands] you know, [pauses to smoke] she used to tell me, “Darling, when the sea foam crests, the ocean waves are made...
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Jul 13, 20221 min read
; by Bex Hainsworth
A flower with a single petal, plucked: he loves me not. Sideways glance, pursing of lips, progeny of silence. The insides of a button....
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Jun 29, 20221 min read
Passerine by Rowan Waters
Walking now through the year I tried to fly, when I hung at the bottom of a chimney, how I landed on the wall above the piano, how I...
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Jun 22, 20221 min read
If every snail shell had stained glass windows, I would go to church more by Max DeZarate
walking along abandoned shores collecting and inspecting old houses of snails whose design plays as reminder of ways that nothing is so...
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Jun 15, 20221 min read
moon jelly half evaporated on the sand by Dylan Davies
it looked like lace underwear on the rocks “is that a jellyfish” you turn to me front teeth wedged into a Sandringham rock and you said...
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Jun 8, 20221 min read
Slugged by Annie Cowell
Found, flaccid, amongst my greens, I scooped you on the shovel’s tip and lobbed you over the wall. Repulsive as a toddler with a snotty...
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Jun 1, 20221 min read
A Raindrop's Purpose by Tejaswinee Roychowdhury
The raindrop has dived 6500 feet. His destination—a diseased mango leaf. The raindrop does not dwell on wasted grandiose; he knows his...
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May 25, 20221 min read
Two Poems by Rebecca Dempsey
Country garden mosquitos skate over decay translucent greens marble murky concrete surfaces end papering the end betraying stagnant mud...
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May 18, 20221 min read
Caterpillar by Jean Velasco
Jean Velasco is a writer, EFL teacher, and translator from Naarm (Melbourne). Her work has appeared in Kill Your Darlings, Overland,...
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May 11, 20221 min read
Plummet by Emily Benson
I leap from the edge of the marble quarry. Through the woodsmoke I fall; through the sea of stars beyond your eyes; through the rain as I...
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Apr 27, 20221 min read
Two Poems by McCaela Prentice
HONEYMOON everything smells like honeysuckle at the wedding and I think what it must be to love like leaving a tab open or a thrown...
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Apr 20, 20221 min read
Medusa by Yue Chen
The black iris dribbling down the fencepost. Don’t lie to me—I know you’ve seen it, too, soft moss & wet carpet of autumnal blood. Don’t...
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Apr 13, 20223 min read
Three Poems by Samari Zysk
the birds, the birds for aster, what i think of around you – wings rushing up in a massive unfolding, reshaping. we all relearn as adults...
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Apr 6, 20221 min read
songs for swallowing rocks to by Clement Obropta
without my therapist telling me to do so i realized that this whole “being sad and borderline suicidal and hopelessly in love” thing was...
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Mar 30, 20221 min read
anatomy of a six and a half year old fox by JY Kim
Inspired from Fantastic Mr. Fox perhaps poverty was not what confined me to a life of sewage in the foundations that i destroyed with...
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Mar 23, 20221 min read
Birds at the Feeder by Carol Casey
Junco, Cardinal blue, red flitting at the feeder in the swaying, cedar, sombre evergreen winter-clad. They flutter between branches, red,...
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Mar 15, 20221 min read
a thicket of weeds by nat raum
nat raum (b.1996) is a queer disabled artist and writer currently working towards their mfa at the university of baltimore. their work is...
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Mar 9, 20222 min read
Three Poems by A. Rabaduex
after the death of a neighbor kid, I think of Charlotte's Web in morning sun a spider meditates along its lattice next to my bench no...
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Mar 2, 20221 min read
Poissonnier by Stephanie Parent
How much must you scorn yourself To desire to cleave yourself In two And hope someone will notice The new creature you’ve become? Or...
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