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Coming To Terms With A Lonely Nature by Christian Brewster
My mother told me it was contagious, her proclivity for loneliness. When I was a boy, I couldn’t quite describe that emptiness in the pit...
3 days ago4 min read
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Poems by Max Madsen
"Bob Dylan," "Hud," "29," and "Victoria PT"
Mar 121 min read
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Goblin Slaves by A J Dalton
Look, you know full well what they’re like:
twisting words and half-truths, those magpie thieves;
Mar 121 min read
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Unfurled Fusain by Hallie Kunen
How the corners of the page curl in flame
how the smoke rotates every atom of his vision on its axes
Mar 121 min read
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Poems by Romy Morreo
In Defence of the Cryptid & How The Forest Calls
Mar 122 min read
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An Evening in Northwest Arkansas by Lucien Levant
We exited the roadhouse,
a rural gas station-restaurant hybrid
into a more uncanny night.
Mar 121 min read
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The Tomb of the Diver by Lucien Levant
My many years on stony roads
have led me to the crashing edge.
Mar 121 min read
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11 Months By Rosella Weigand
It's getting harder Not to sink To the bottom And live there I see your face in everything, And the thought of Never holding your hand...
Mar 121 min read
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St. Lucy By Elizabeth Anne Schwartz
Lucia of Syracuse, patron saint of writers — known for fiercely guarding her virginity, but isn’t that another way of saying...
Mar 121 min read
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Poems By Christian James Madsen
July 17, 2020 2:09 PM Let this wicked song hit where it’s true let it love you thru and thru. The dog whistle of a desired scream,...
Mar 122 min read
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an orange matters By Chainka
she was sleeping with her mom on twine sized mattress her mom was a waitress that spend half of her salary on the sleeping drugs they...
Mar 121 min read
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Companion by A.R. Tivadar
Alone in my office at home, the only one online Tending to my inbox with only it as my company I can not recall when it first joined me...
Mar 121 min read
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Ghosts By Sarai Argüelles
I don’t believe in ghosts at least not in the traditional sense. The only ghosts I believe in are the ghosts of the people who walk...
Mar 121 min read
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Hope Punk By Sarai Argüelles
You used to write only exclusives about the world ending.Â
Mar 121 min read
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Come Again By Taylor Schmidt
There’s a darkness at the heart of me Creeping, lucidly, through dutch tulips and paisley, Parsley, sage, and rosemary climbing...
Mar 121 min read
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Quadripartite Chronicle of Self Expression
i. Träumerei, "Kinderszenen" No. 7; Robert Schumann I was four when I fell in love for the first time. With tender fingers, I traced...
Mar 126 min read
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Antonia By Olivia Chen
The Amber House, Main Hall, 1920s
Mar 124 min read
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Kisses by Christian Brewster
The bar was eerily empty. I was, unfortunately, the first to arrive, which left me with the task of finding a comfortable enough table...
Mar 126 min read
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Flamenco by Mehreen Ahmed
In the realm of the Djinn, warmth emanated from apples. Apples were big fireballs that grew on smoky trees whose size, shape, or color...
Mar 128 min read
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girls, girls, girls by Olivia Chen
The classroom door slams open with the rough tumble of edge only brought upon by teenage girls. It lets in a drafty winter breeze, which...
Nov 7, 20244 min read
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