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Poems by Cindy Juyoung Ok
River It’s not true that sand is uncountable. Everything is when you have enough time, vats. The woods, inevitably, are satire to the...
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Poems by Melanie Merle
In the Coal Dark On the edge of town, brick tenements rise impoverished monoliths at the end of the world Grackles gather concrete stoops...
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Poems by Rose Strode
Two Days Before My Mother’s Diagnosis She’d just come in, sniffling from the cold, to call. She told me how she’d shoveled snow, two feet...
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Poems by Adrian Quintanar
Aubade Before the sun blushes they pack pick-ups, snail the road. Earthworms jerk loose leftover moon from mud under walnut hulls. In...
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Vampire Squid
by Charity Anastasio The vampire squid— who looks like an octopus with a luscious red skirt— will curl her lower body up around her whole...
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