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Angels
Fiction and Poetry Alex Carpenter 9/23/21 Fiction and Poetry Alex Carpenter 9/23/21

Angels

“I don’t think of myself as an angel, but as a shepherd. I guide people from one place to another.”

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The Kite
Fiction and Poetry Sophia Vesely 9/16/21 Fiction and Poetry Sophia Vesely 9/16/21

The Kite

“On these cloudless days, / you erect me in the sky / at the mercy of a dance / I so fiercely despise.”

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Here I Am, a brown-skinned girl
Fiction and Poetry Emely Mendez 5/6/21 Fiction and Poetry Emely Mendez 5/6/21

Here I Am, a brown-skinned girl

Admittedly I don’t fit quite right in this shoe / But I am me / I am me / Brown-skinned and free

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a brief epistemology of hope
Fiction and Poetry Liya Chang 5/4/21 Fiction and Poetry Liya Chang 5/4/21

a brief epistemology of hope

“you scream at birds until your throat is a strip of orange peel perforated at both ends but they don’t scream back. their vocal chords weren’t built for articulating sadness. yours were.”

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The Time to Nana’s
Fiction and Poetry Alex Carpenter 4/29/21 Fiction and Poetry Alex Carpenter 4/29/21

The Time to Nana’s

“In the early morning twilight, just as their long, desperate nights are packing themselves up…Mila awakes, always gagging up bile, always feeling that she is paying some estranged debt.”

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allegory for the year we lost to the moon
Fiction and Poetry Liya Chang 4/15/21 Fiction and Poetry Liya Chang 4/15/21

allegory for the year we lost to the moon

“standing there surrounded by strangers and snow and dry afternoon sun, i pretend there’s something in my eyes and wipe them with the back of my hands until everything’s blurry.”

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Fiction and Poetry Cat Crochunis-Brown 4/13/21 Fiction and Poetry Cat Crochunis-Brown 4/13/21

Two Poems

“Breathe in at last with lungs unhitched— / Inhale, exhale the fruit-flied smell of meat, / the unmasked ketchup stains, the burning / rubber”

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Fiction and Poetry Tiffany Wong-Jones 3/23/21 Fiction and Poetry Tiffany Wong-Jones 3/23/21

March Is March

“Time collects at 4:00, / when the dog knows it’s time to walk. I watch his paws / pitter-patter on the wet gravel, I watch my life fall apart, & I let out a Good Boy!”

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