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Graveyard Visit
by Bailey Lint I shut my car door, the red paint reflecting a mildly hot setting sun. The smell of freshly cut grass and hot pavement...
Apr 24, 2023
Scenes of Childhood Frozen in Time
by Bailey Lint it’s a spacious room, with four walls and a patterned ceiling full of long-forgotten toys, tucked away in white corners,...
Apr 18, 2023
Did You Know I Was Adopted?
by Amy Szmik I think one of the strangest concepts is not knowing who gave you life. You exist in this world because of two people, yet...
Apr 18, 2023
Dreams
by Caleb Alamo A man is falling through the clouds. The wind whistles in his ears like wailing spirits Prophesying his inevitable end....
Apr 18, 2023
As Written
by Abby Sundeen Skye’s love for road trips has been both passionate and infinite for as long as she can remember. Going to a little beach...
Apr 18, 2023
Redux
by Rin Swann The Grand Concourse Restaurant was, in a single word, timeless. From the swirling lines of the complex mosaic on the floor,...
Apr 18, 2023
But Never, No Never To Stay
by Joseph Brown The sun on its throne From dawn it has grown Rules o'er the earth with its light It climbs at midday Then to darkness...
Apr 18, 2023
Those I Have Loved
by Maya Morita Jenna Dyann I do not remember much. This love clouded my memory with fear and agonizing pain. Although I was 14, I was in...
Apr 18, 2023
Favored Aphrodite
by Mya Frame I’ve never considered myself lonely, not until her. I’m a hypocrite of my own morals. “Practice what you preach,” I say, but...
Apr 18, 2023
Beloved Skin
by Mya Frame My skin is a mottled canvas, Tender pink indents of old scars, Tawny splotches of discoloration, Constellations of freckles...
Apr 18, 2023
Pride & Performance
by Manhattan Ethington After years of dragging my feet and insisting I would never, ever, go to a gym to lift weights, I inexplicably...
Apr 18, 2023
Descent to Madness
by Caleb Alamo Many believe they are beyond the reach of psychosis, Any of its multitude of variants or combinations. Deniers of such...
Apr 18, 2023
Peculiar Sinners
by Joseph Brown They're so peculiar. The Christians, I mean. Far from being an insult, it merely is meant to demonstrate my absolute...
Apr 18, 2023
Fear of Death? Ha, I Fear Next Tuesday
by Amy Szmik I was raised Catholic. I was raised to believe in God and that there is a Heaven where your soul goes when you die. As a...
Apr 18, 2023
Rainy Day
by Caleb Alamo I am unable to overcome the rain. Why would I want to? No, I would never. Delicate or thunderous, it is vain to think I...
Apr 18, 2023
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