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Appian Way
like in Rome on the ancient road biking along
the fields and statues I stopped in a church
to hide from embarrassment of sun being human
Hop On I’ll Give You a Ride
Amalia Melis is a writer/assemblage maker who tells stories with text/found objects.
Remnants of Summer
April Elaine Carson is a writer and illustrator based on the east coast of the United States.
Good Dirt (Lavoisier’s Law)
Looking down at you in the grass, the impending inevitable: someday we both will be too underground to see the moon, that is, until we give ourselves up to the maggots and bloat
In the Nine Day Room
across the floor, over the bed, around
my throat, ‘til I lock that clock
in a drawer, let time be tallied
by space between breaths
Stay tuned for our upcoming issue, out this December.