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Poetry, Issue 25 sara joy márquez Poetry, Issue 25 sara joy márquez

Mud Blood

You can’t place me. I could be any
thing in the summer
when my tan has vacationing ladies
in Williamsburg touching my arms, wet gaze on my frizz—​
can you believe I’m from where you are, lady?

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Poetry John Sibley Williams Poetry John Sibley Williams

Transcontinental

glint of blade, peeled back
skin, all the pigs but one growing restless
because no one’s taught them terrified
or necessity or how to keep a whole town
fed

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Poetry Nandi Comer Poetry Nandi Comer

Two Poems

When he reaches his thick arm
towards you, you might not realize

where he is aiming. You might not understand
until he seizes you, until you’ve already caught

his dirty fat hand, and spun the both of you so that now
you face each other.

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Poetry Ayesha Raees Poetry Ayesha Raees

Sport

“Call this depression on a midnight chime where the dog comes out of a clock and yelps 12 times to compete with my own.”

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Poetry Nicholas Weaver Poetry Nicholas Weaver

Queenless Roar

Although they say smoke merely makes bees drunk,
I’m worried what might happen to the Notre Dame hives if they lose their
queen.

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