Spell Jars
Illustration | Seavey van Walsum “Put it in a jar and it’s a spell,” the saying goes. Withered flowers for
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Poetry, Volume 65 Issue 1
Quarter note rest
Gap yearsignifyinga slippery head,the lost chip in bedsheets’ seams,the honest grip of academic burden—with ego death, its loss, a dream!
Poetry, Volume 65 Issue 1
Disclarity
I feel like —I don’t really know how to explain it, but —I feel likeThat glossy layer of condensation On a
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Untitled
Untitled Words and Photo by Max Lees The hunting party sets out Into the mudsucking swamp stumbling through thick fog
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The Bakery Thief
Words by Milo ZhuVisuals by Yoon-Ji Kweon Note From the Poet: I wrote this poem to criticize the misogynistic men
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June
June Words by Rion Levy Illustration by Natalie Song I prefer my peaches without their skins Because then I’m left
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Marie
Words by Anna SokolovaVisuals by Seavey van Walsum told them to let us eat,right? How did the papers frame it—queen
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Dessert
Words by Rion Levy Visuals by Kalliopé Anvar McCall we start with the icing— layer by layer we peel it