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Fiction and Poetry Tiffany Wong-Jones 3/4/21 Fiction and Poetry Tiffany Wong-Jones 3/4/21

Thursday Night Zoom Call

“Any ability to trace / the wrinkles around / my thumb. Any ability / to lace brushstrokes / over one another in / a pattern that makes / sense.”

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The Harpist
Fiction and Poetry Alex Carpenter 2/18/21 Fiction and Poetry Alex Carpenter 2/18/21

The Harpist

“t is her favorite gift so far, and rests heavy in Martha's palm, its weight as cool and as lush as a faraway land.”

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Fiction and Poetry Zoe Myers-Bochner 1/28/21 Fiction and Poetry Zoe Myers-Bochner 1/28/21

Two Poems

“there is a black hole, where space is curved / and time grinds to a halt and matter / is transformed into something unrecognizable.”

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I Want to Know Why
Fiction and Poetry Annie Wixted 12/10/20 Fiction and Poetry Annie Wixted 12/10/20

I Want to Know Why

“She has no singular answer as to why she declined this call, but maybe the simplest answer would be that she thinks, in that time and place, that it’s best to just let it go to voicemail.”

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Three Poems
Fiction and Poetry Raya Tuffaha 10/29/20 Fiction and Poetry Raya Tuffaha 10/29/20

Three Poems

“how does it feel to breathe so deep. / this was your first protest. how does it feel / to know you too walk on dark earth?”

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Two Poems
Fiction and Poetry Tiffany Wong-Jones 10/22/20 Fiction and Poetry Tiffany Wong-Jones 10/22/20

Two Poems

“I’m saying it’s all blending together now— / his cries & the sound of falling in love / with only part of a city, / the side that didn’t raise us.”

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