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“Pyramid of the Bees” by Charles Haddox
“Do not touch what belongs to the dead,” it hums in an aged, monotonous bee voice, as it enters the crack in the wall and the impenetrable darkness beyond.
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“Sestina with Tangerines, Plaster and Teeth” by Courtney Justus
Let us feast on tangerines.
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“Why My Matches Aren’t Responding to Me on the Dating App” by Madison Jozefiak
Maybe the problem is that the men are just never real enough.
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“Someday when I’m dead I’ll look back on all” by Gale Acuff
Someday when I’m dead I’ll look back on all this from the future or Eternity is what it might be and wonder how I made it through life but suddenly remember that I didn’t
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“Our Gods” by Bryn Dodson
“Our gods demand the very latest sacrifices.”
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“Honeymoon” by Adam D. Weeks and Ellery Beck
How to call these sheets a city, how to reach out and touch.
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“Passerby” by Samuel Hasler
I listened to the voice of self-preservation. We continued walking. This time I did not look back.
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NOVEMBER LITERARY EVENTS
Literary events in and around Flagstaff during the month of November.
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“The Him Sim” by Aarron Sholar
But there’s no need for him now because that him is me, and I am more like him than I was before.
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“Modesto” by Micah Lau
We grow older; we own nothing. Who will move to whom? When will life begin?
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