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  • Three Poems – Zach Beach


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    Praise the Light of Late October So soon we have reached the cusp of October where we trade in our apples and peonies for pumpkins and sweet alyssum. The outstretched


  • Three Poems – Tares Oburumu


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    essay on boat  in the oval of St. John’s Chapel. in the dome of his visions; in the form of ship or skew,  the times come. the virgins have been


  • Two Poems – Ron Riekki


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    My Roommate Translated during Just Cause—lying on his bed, the darkness, telling me he had to talk, and I said to talk then and the crickets were gone and the


  • Three Poems – Omodero David


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    Gratitude for What we have become                              After Sanam Sheriff For time & space whittled down to water  beneath our tender feet shaped into a paddling mechanism of movement and our


  • The Sharp Weight of Inheritance – Nnadi Samuel


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    “I do not know if hurt is my birthright”— Jason B. Crawford knuckle withholds an English suffering,  clenched in fierce strain. my unsheathed hands, hurled spacelike,  knifing a worship. there



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