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What I Might Tell my Children
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by Timothy L. Marsh I foresee a distant Sunday afternoon, visitation day at the Sleepy Autumn Hospice Center, my …
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Bone Meal
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by Lindsey Miller There wasn’t a funeral after Mrs. A—-‘s son died, nor a cremation, and no one spoke …
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For You
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by Catori Sarmiento For you, my dark self to match your own. I, a charred woman. The canvas covering …
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Two Poems
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by Tim Tomlinson Taylor Ham On White My brother did not commit suicide as a child— was I deprived …
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Dog Bites God
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by Mario J. Gonzales For Tomas Because it’s taboo she refuses to speak his name. I have taken to …
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Imaginary Sons
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by Jessica McCaughey In a house like that, you were lucky to have such a big bedroom, almost an …
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Present Tense
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by Heather Rick A return and an afternoon. Blocks of time, cut and dried, set aside for the duty …
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Jackknife
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by Trista Edwards Today, I unfurl like the hem of your favorite sweater, forget you don’t care. When your …
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2:12 a.m.
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by Dallas Woodburn Jolt awake. The moon is high and full—she is no longer sleeping beside you. Find her …
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Mirror
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by Trina Burke ———— After Andrei Tarkovsky’s film of the same name The prismatic splay of sound. A mother …
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