May - 2020

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Livia Zarge

May 19, 2020

Polaris

He described her- not explicitly -like light. Stars that guided him through the night. She blazed a path and he couldn’t help but follow....

Ethan Knox

May 19, 2020

Body Count

I could have sworn, on any other day, that his hair was the color of flames. But in this bed, it looked brown and dingy in the dark...

Emanuel Campo

May 19, 2020

Sparrows

Memories are fleeting things like sparrows in the arms of trees with mottled wings and unseen sights they bear: green mountains, clear...

Samantha L Boucher

May 19, 2020

this is a poem for my sister

it was autumn, when she sat across my mom and dad at the dinner table. i imagine, the light was soft. she didn’t eat her peanut butter...

Jesse Ikker

May 19, 2020

Fracture Incarnate

Suppose yourself a spotted deer Within the realms of forest, Tracking immortality, Each mottle marking life - You drift through thickets...

Kristin Weyhrauch

May 19, 2020

Murphy's Lawn

Denise Mullins-Murphy couldn’t bear to tell her husband, but she was experiencing the early symptoms of a mid-life crisis, and it was...

Laura Deluca

May 19, 2020

I Scratch Her Back, She Tears Mine to Shreds

I tuck my Trauma into bed beside me, Kiss her forehead and braid her hair Nurture through reading her a nightly tragedy I take great care...

Pat Cognato

May 19, 2020

Cotton Candy Floss

I twist open my big numb skull. The wretched ridges squeak apart as I lift the upper piece of my cranium. As I stare forward, the hum of...

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