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“My One and Only” by Leah Browning

My One and Only I hadn’t seen Amy in five years when I found out about…
My Mother Wants a Cigarette by Ralph Savarese

My Mother Wants a Cigarette Our public health officials have discovered irony, that wind chime on…
Career Development Assessment by Dan Morey

Career Development Assessment SAID ABOUT SUBJECT: “Seems sort of contrarian.” “Fun to hang out with.” “Not…
I hold a knife to my jugular before interpreting the Hieroglyph on the far Wall by Enotor Prosper

before Jugular my to Knife a Hold I the Interpreting Wall far the on Hieroglyph At…
A masochist learns to sing the Stones by Brandy McKenzie

A masochist learns to sing the Stones When I say yes, I’m not sure what I…
Two Poems by Paul Ilechko

A Dismal Completion Follow the thread as it peels back to rawness as it peels away…
Two Poems by Jonel Abellanosa

Siesta Musical hour, royal sun enthroned. Shadows have retreated into the mind, wind warm to my…
Daybreak by Richard Dinges, Jr.

Daybreak Without a cue, sun still a hope, dark pools around sheets with no color. I…
Two Poems by Zebulon Huset

Sunflower Yellow is what they called it, as if yellow was no longer descriptive enough. Mom…
[Bryant Culpepper] by Anney Bolgiano

[Bryant Culpepper] Friends, I am I was I caused I …