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How it Happened – Case Duckworth
I was away on vacation when I heard– someone sat at my desk while I was away. They took my …
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Words for Women – Murō Saisei (trans. Jason Morgan)
Words for Women by Murō Saisei (「女人に対する言葉」 室生犀星) Love us, kiss us, do all that you can for us, grow to …
Tess and Jeremy – Karla Evans
We had made up our minds to never be afraid; like Scott and Zelda or Bonnie and Clyde. Jeremy thought …
Toy Story 3: Political Allegory? – Virgilio Gozum
Perhaps I like to make things up. Nevertheless, I’ve seen Toy Story 3 three times now, and each successive viewing …
Remain Silent – Katrina Clark
The last time I really talked to my grandma was three summers ago. Since I was only nine years old, …
Instructions for an Exorcism – Hattie Stubsten
1. Recognize that any illness results from evil shifting through your brain like silt through mesh. It enters the body …
The “No” List – Rebecca Cook
Please, please no poems about the moon. No luvey-duvey-moony-eyed, circling round the outside of the gym, looking for a way …
Being Quiet – Laurel Jones
Do you remember the day we were in the backyard, laying in the hammock together? You had just finished reading …
Coming Home in Winter – David Ingram
They have made me bald and x-rayed me. I am hollow. They send me where my roots Will stick me …
Of Blue Collars and Electrical Tape – Colleen Harris
It is a common enough American child’s memory of a father. He left the house before dawn, with coffee and …
