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The Girl-Woman and The Box With No Windows
Fiction and Poetry Sally Rogers 4/14/24 Fiction and Poetry Sally Rogers 4/14/24

The Girl-Woman and The Box With No Windows

I will forget that her favorite color is brown.

I will forget her mother,

I will forget her name.

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maraschino cherry
Fiction and Poetry Josie Low 12/28/23 Fiction and Poetry Josie Low 12/28/23

maraschino cherry

you’re a maraschino cherry girl / she said / it wasn’t a compliment

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the hue of death
Fiction and Poetry Spencer McQuaig 12/28/23 Fiction and Poetry Spencer McQuaig 12/28/23

the hue of death

to sweat with existence among the fellow wretched, / or to sleep with untimely dreams, distant echoes of nothing, / of unbeing. / no resolution.

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Moscow Nights
Fiction and Poetry Connie Jiang 12/28/23 Fiction and Poetry Connie Jiang 12/28/23

Moscow Nights

This is an English translation of a Chinese translation of the Russian folk song. My mother sang this around the house growing up, and I have fond memories of it.

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Yong E
Fiction and Poetry Connie Jiang 12/4/23 Fiction and Poetry Connie Jiang 12/4/23

Yong E

The goose / Neck arching / towards the heavens sings. 

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Collection of Short Poems
Fiction and Poetry Ark Lu 12/1/22 Fiction and Poetry Ark Lu 12/1/22

Collection of Short Poems

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Letters to Thomas James
Fiction and Poetry Qiao Hong 12/1/22 Fiction and Poetry Qiao Hong 12/1/22

Letters to Thomas James

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Not Alone in My Loneliness
Fiction and Poetry Tolga Atabas 11/2/22 Fiction and Poetry Tolga Atabas 11/2/22

Not Alone in My Loneliness

I couldn’t quite pinpoint when we had first met, or where he was from. It was as if I’d known him since the first time I opened my eyes to the world. Every moment my mother was not by my side, this man had been there.

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