The End.
The End. words by Rachel Suginphoto by Kelsey Phung It was all so perfect once, I can barely remember it
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Poetry
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all into one
all into one words and illustration by Ella Spitzer-Stephan The skin of a peach is so soft, too soft softer
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pyrrhus retires from war
pyrrhus retires from war words by Namah Jaggiillustration by Jennifer Fong-Li “If we are victorious in one more battle with
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PARTY POST-MORTEM
PARTY POST-MORTEM words by Brooke Collinsillustration by Natalie Song The party passed peacefully In the late hours of the night.
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Consequence
Consequence words by Ben Murphyillustration by Raquel Lewin The haze is finally gone, Vanished with the bang of a gun
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Junkyard Circus
Junkyard Circus words by Max Leesillustration by Jennifer Fong-Li It begins with a silence beneath the tinted sky where only
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petersburg
petersburg words by Gillian Chapmanillustration by Sharada Mujumdar here it comes— the edges of my frail mind falter and fade. dreadful
Poetry, Volume 65, Volume 65 Issue 12/Jokes Issue
An Authoritative List
She let me hit it because I’m goofy… She let you hit it because you followed my authoritative list: She’s
Poetry, Volume 65, Volume 65 Issue 12/Jokes Issue
Liminality
to catch a bus in its natural habitat, you must stay alert and aware. these are fickle, erratic beasts, ostensibly
Poetry, Volume 65, Volume 65 Issue 12/Jokes Issue
Oh to be Lumpy Yogurt on a Bright Winter Day
Illustration | Jennifer Fong Li Lumpy yogurt, oh so sour Winter’s chill, we must endure In the recycling bin, a