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Nick Admussen 3/22/21 Nick Admussen 3/22/21

Music for Desks: Road, Horse, Illinois

“I write poems, and mostly my work doesn’t weave itself whole. There are no rhymes; no child would ever demand to hear it during snack.”

Jackie Hedeman 3/16/21 Jackie Hedeman 3/16/21

An Infinite Dressing Room of Selves

As we moved through the “Know Thyself” syllabus, I grappled to articulate the elements that went into knowing myself. I hammered away at myself like an interrogator.

Gnaomi Siemens 3/15/21 Gnaomi Siemens 3/15/21

All My Ancestors

“Now all the women after, are her lovers and will praise her with gifts. With their sacred rot, their bodies will mingle in the making of new soil.”

Roxana Robinson 3/12/21 Roxana Robinson 3/12/21

Corvette

“She’d thought she could drive so fast in that sleek yellow car that she’d outstrip everything else, make the world a blur. But the world was still there, steam rising from the long sleek hood, the car stopped dead forever.”

Marco Yan 3/8/21 Marco Yan 3/8/21

“Another Moon” & “Bruised Jasmines”

“Nearing thirty, we’re still children who see only metaphors. We’re pilgrims who follow the glow, our minds the candles burning in a tin box, all wax and flames.”