Hush
by Japneet Kaur maybe it’s easier to let go toss it into the fire let it burn watch it ignite and cremate so that… Read More »Hush
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Suture
by Jessica Kraker I stich myself up with the careful compliments of others. They mend the wounds that re-open every time I look in the… Read More »Suture
Carpal Tunnel
by Jessica Kraker I can’t write fast enough sometimes, but I sure do write hard enough. I remember learning cursive and getting scolded because my… Read More »Carpal Tunnel
Cast
by Jessica Kraker I can feel my bones mending, they pull and creak inside me like I am a machine being switched on after years… Read More »Cast
Dam King
by Jadyn Marshall Stupid labor laws. How is it more humane to make fourteen-year-olds chase brats uphill than it is to make them mop ketchup… Read More »Dam King
Do Not Touch Me
by Robert Mayo Listen to me. Write boldly through the margins. Use two lines instead of one. Use no lines at all. Do… Read More »Do Not Touch Me
Esquireul, Ou L’orgueil D’humain
by Frances Raybaud The squirrel was running. Huge stones, grooved by humans, loomed above. Scampering past, she had to find nuts to store,… Read More »Esquireul, Ou L’orgueil D’humain
Key Notes – Part 9
by Hanna Rose Click here to read Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, and Part 8. 0
The Drummer
by Zachary Schechter I still remember the first time I met Jason Peterson, I was sitting in room 202 of P. Sherman Elementary School eating… Read More »The Drummer
Manchild
by Joseph Simone The shaggy headed man child with the receding hairline grasps for the remaining piece of ordinary Too grown too fast, from Super… Read More »Manchild
Home
by Joseph Simone Home means nothing when you’ve never left it Home only takes shape when there’s a measure of distance far beyond you can… Read More »Home
Empire
by Matthew Spataro There’s history in my smile That glows like stars, so bright Filled with stories, laughter, and secrets That helps me through the… Read More »Empire
