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"Stone" by Lily Tobias
Two stones can make light, can fit comfortably in our palms, become anchors of memory. You look like everyone and no one on a family...
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Apr 3, 20251 min read


"my lover asked me to write a contrapuntal and i said how did you get in my bed?" by Mal Virich
Mal Virich is a queer, non-binary, autistic, and disabled poet who tends to ruminate on identity, trauma, and the profound impacts of...
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"A Play Where You Already Know What Is Wrong" by Christina Kusterer
[YOUR BODY enters the stage. YOUR BODY looks exactly as you expect. There is a tree growing from their back. It is Spring, or at least...
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"The Splendid Quetzal Lounge" by Karen Lozinski
Naugahyde face-making with a swivel chair expert sacramental ashtray flicking smoking laws be damned no one has a story to tell but there...
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"Broadway Baby Says Goodnight" by Mark J. Mitchell
Her story’s naked but her city is clothed. It wears fog like ermine—soft white, with spots that hide old truths but let her new sins...
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"Kensington Refrain" by Tom Busillo
Where comfort starts with a strap you decorate your arm with a spike and are complete, like an overflowing ditch. You’d love to think...
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"Lying" by Nina King Sannes
Two women lie together against the cold bed, hips and elbows sharp against winter- hardened foam. Hands marked by bedlice, clasping damp...
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"For the Love of God" by Caitie (Caid) L. Young
once i prayed God, destroy everything that attempts to break us apart . i knew the way His people saw me, their eyes pleading for my...
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"Faded-Mulberry Lunchbox: Or, I've Loved You, Twenty-Two Years or So" by Laura Vogt
I. The faded-mulberry lunchbox slumps on the counter. Soft-edged rectangle haphazard beside the sink. A smush and ick. The scent of old...
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"We Rang In 2012 At The Bingo Hall In Dillsburg, PA" by Brittany Micka-Foos
watched a pickle drop in the so-called pickle capital of the world one of many new years I rifle through the rolodex through the aughts...
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"Time/Times" by Dale Going
for Bill T. Jones, “both a provocation and a comfort" he does love the slash/ both at once although/not as one Still/Here Story/Time’s...
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"1934: The Children's Hour" by DC Diamondopolous
The New York winter chill disappeared when Jean entered the lobby of Maxine Elliott’s Theater, crowded with women. It was Jean’s fourth...
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"Thirty-Three Lessons from a Yoga Retreat" by D'Ann Drennan
1. Everything we do—every dance, every yoga practice, every story, every breath—is an offering to the divine—the divinity outside and the...
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Two poems by Reece Rowan Gritzmacher
Decomposition For 27 years and two months I owned a y or it owned me. Now, no such question inhabits my nameplate. Gone, too, l . I...
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"The Archaeoastronomer Considers the Intrinsic Error in the First Compass She Brought to the Menhir" by T.D. Walker
"The compass is a very simple, relatively cheap and pocket-sized instrument, which works without any specific preparation, under any...
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Two poems by Xiadi Zhai
SEVEN-TEN SPLIT big strike gold rush & any second now it’s gonna kick in & down, torch red taillights through blinds which slice across...
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"Meadows Are Burning in My Sleep" by Carolyn Adams
Meadows open like books toward the horizon, pitch and swell with prairie language. I know I am in a dream, and this is my way of...
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Two poems by Sandra Fees
silking day / light into glass I might have / become a grandmother / or grasshopper / might have curled inside a flower’s scent of...
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"Columbus Day Weekend, 1972" by Paula Reed Nancarrow
The park was cold air —sharp vinegar in the nose. A damp picnic, with family the daughter did not know well. She did not want to be...
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"Everything Goes" by David Salner
You come to this valley where the tall grass trembles in no breeze at all, and the road vanishes in the glow of headlights in fog, and...
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