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Whitney Egstad

Hurricane Season Clouds bruise the horizon. Something in the water– a mangrove, a bull shark– whispers a storm is heavy on the sea. I remember it is the season...

Emily Kingery

Parental Advisory The polyurethane made us white as bloated fish. As quick-dry glue- spiked hair. In summer we peeled and put gyms in our tongues. Boys ringed their eyes...

Esther Ra

Laundry When she received her first laundry machine, a wonder of torqued water & whiplashed soap, she cried. I thought I was dreaming, she said. I mean, my...

Romana Iorga

The Other Side 1. I cradle it in the palm of my hand.An eggshell, still warm. Something hatched here—its scent clings to my dreamskin. I can almost feel its weight, this...

Kelly R. Samuels

My Mother as Anticlea, Upon Forgetting I will have traveled all this way only to have you forget   my name, to stand on something like a threshold...

Ronda Piszk Broatch

If We Ate The Sweet Plums, All Our Small Angel Bones on a day when loved ones die, we forget to gatherour loose and inverse...

Leslie Grollman

  Self-Portrait on the Way to a Holy Place In the highest heat of the day, I laborup those thousand steps mumblingcurse words and complaints. A black...

Lauren Camp

No Reason but Cabin and Hidden I drove four state lines from home because my heart can be singular. At dusk, the outstretched town switches on its...

Jennifer Richter

Still Life with Earthquake Weather and Blueberries Since its last fruit we’ve been consumed. Still, without pruning, sawdust mulch, or glance, our bush came back. Just-picked berries...

Emily Khym

sugar cookies and milk Broken china plates filled in for the silent radio as a fat orange cat rang the diner bell—scared but desperate to survive. The...

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