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“The Day in Yellow” by Shelley Davenport

Posted on August 1, 2022

Afternoon. Deep afternoon. Long afternoon.  Too deep. Too long. Sylvie in her quilted bed.  Try to sleep. Go to sleep. Quickly now! Go to sleep. Outside is all brown branches, […]

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“The Sky Traveler” by Dan Yokum

Posted on December 6, 2021

When I remember to look, I will see her. At least that’s what usually happens. I work on the high hill in the towers of academia where I pretend to […]

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“Non-Belonging” by Dr. Koshy AV

Posted on August 26, 2019

When it was the fashionI too measured out my life in coffee spoons It was not only to youthat some things made no sensebut to me tooFor you it was […]

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“Seasons of Earth” by Manisha Manhas

Posted on February 25, 2019

the dust storms whineagainst the windowas cherry dreamsslide inside.Searching a marigold,a child’s eyes bob tothe tunes of  morningas do butterflies rise fromchrysanthemum jars.And so does the coupsurging from a younggirl’s diary […]

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“How to Draw a Circle” by Damian Campana

Posted on May 28, 2018

  Damian Campana is a Creative Writing student at a community college in Rochester, NY. He is an aspiring creator. He is passionate about telling stories through different aspects of […]

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“TRUTH #4: The Face Behind the Mirror” by Matthew Maichen

Posted on February 27, 2017

I only ever wrote to be close to you. You didn’t exist. I knew that. But it didn’t matter when I could create words that would conjure you. And someday, […]

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