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Another Friday

By Buddfred Levi
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Back home inside our first floor apartment at 2PM, as we were, after a morning at the city library where…

Good Dog

By Karin Kohlmeier
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Dad calls it “Eyesore Trashtown”. I don’t read perfect yet, but looking at the letters on the sign, I don’t…

Scintilla River & A Boy Under Glass

By Ariana-Sophia Kartsonis
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His body was cocooned in ice. A casket of ice. Like one of those gag gift ice cubes—plastic-clear with a…

Dog Years

By Deborah Hunter
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I was on our excuse for a back porch, no one ever put in screens, and it smelled like oranges…

Nest

By Genevieve Eichammer
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“The birds are always watching,” Mama used to say. We had a bird cage in nearly every room of the…

Blossoming

By Claire Gallagher
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The bruises bloom like purple flowers. Hibiscus perhaps. Hibiscus rosa-sinensis. The marks will fade to a deep blue. Like cineraria.…

Christina

By Madison Cyr
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I named her Christina. She began as they all did—a greasy secretion that shimmered and then solidified into a milky…

Jigsaw

By Anna Cabreros
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My sister Jane and I make the ideal jigsaw puzzle partnership. She’s more organized than me, the one who categorizes…

Wife 2.0

By Nancy Alvarado

“Do you want a bite, Linda?” you call out cheerfully from the living room. You’re settled into your recliner, hunched…

We’ll Finally Go to Switzerland

By Kelli Short Borges

he says, as soon as this is over. She lists the names of towns she’s always wanted to see, foreign…

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