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Puke
Fiction and Poetry Sally Rogers 10/4/22 Fiction and Poetry Sally Rogers 10/4/22

Puke

I will become it, and it will become me, and together we will lay in silence.

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marrow
Fiction and Poetry Liya Chang 9/27/22 Fiction and Poetry Liya Chang 9/27/22

marrow

Inspired by the New York Times article, “There Are Holes on the Ocean Floor. Scientists Don’t Know Why” by Christine Chung.

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The tear is a person
Fiction and Poetry Sally Rogers 9/27/22 Fiction and Poetry Sally Rogers 9/27/22

The tear is a person

“I try to point out the tears to those who do have the energy. They’re around if you know where to look.”

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like rivers
Fiction and Poetry Liya Chang 4/19/22 Fiction and Poetry Liya Chang 4/19/22

like rivers

I am simpler / than I imagined myself to be. / I am not immune to the motions / of the stars.

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Hot
Fiction and Poetry A. N. Lee 4/14/22 Fiction and Poetry A. N. Lee 4/14/22

Hot

“I turn the lights off to respect her charade. And she respects all of mine. That’s how our world has gone, fiction teetering on fiction, lie stacked on lie.”

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The Death of the Island (La mort de l’île)
Fiction and Poetry Liv Medeiros-Sakimoto 2/15/22 Fiction and Poetry Liv Medeiros-Sakimoto 2/15/22

The Death of the Island (La mort de l’île)

How one community’s endeavor to survive is challenged by the death of their island.

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Pink candy floss
Fiction and Poetry Ark Lu 2/15/22 Fiction and Poetry Ark Lu 2/15/22

Pink candy floss

“eager eyes devoured cherry lip gloss I / mistook hunger for appetite realized / in praise of unrequited love and loss”

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A Tangled Head in a Ten Foot Ditch
Fiction and Poetry Ayla Radha Schultz 2/3/22 Fiction and Poetry Ayla Radha Schultz 2/3/22

A Tangled Head in a Ten Foot Ditch

“I prepared myself / washed my brain nine times a day / lobe after lobe after lobe / until my skin burgeoned red”

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