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Marguerite
Marguerite written by: Lenore Weiss - I owe my first job to Marguerite. I sat behind her in seventh grade...
In Saving Sivvy
In Saving Sivvy written by: Kenneth Vincent Walker If only I could close my Eyes, ever so...
Thirteen Years of Missing You
Thirteen Years of Missing You written by: Dibyangana How do you put pain on a page? I...
Nine Barges
Nine Barges written by: Ellen Townsend - On Saturday lunchtime, the library had the regular crowd...
Outbreak Breakout
Outbreak Breakout written by: Stephen Kingsnorth His route began with pot bound plant, till terracotta ripped apart,...
Sea Bled Eyes
Sea Bled Eyes written by: Johnch The light grows as the slit widens Letting the day of...
Museum of Extinct Futures
Museum of Extinct Futures written by: Gloria Ogo On the edge of Baltimore Harbor (where the old...
Bittersweet Breeze
Bittersweet Breeze written by: Embee Riley She spent the whole life fighting fighting her past fighting the...
A Supreme Selah
A Supreme Selah written by: Chyrel J. Jackson To forget life’s problems and sail away on the...
Funeral Of Self
Funeral of Self written by: Astghik Nadiryan Today I am grieving. I am grieving the life long...
Masquerade
Bouleversant Masquerade written by: Gerry Stefanson which facade today which adornment to don to play many to...
I Think I Know
I Think I Know written by: Dickson Shreffler Why old people die Giving up is easy Staying...
Native America
Native America written by: Robin McNamara I have obligation to let you speak the Mojave language. Lie...
