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Carolene Kurien 8/31/26 Carolene Kurien 8/31/26

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Elegy

I told everyone, when I wrote the note I was thinking of sand.

I told everyone, when I wrote the note it was sand.

Perry Levitch 8/28/26 Perry Levitch 8/28/26

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Ragged Point Inn

My mother knows nothing

more than I do but she carries it better.

If she were a metaphor I could turn into her.

Adam Falkner 7/31/26 Adam Falkner 7/31/26

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That’s It! We’ve Had It with Zoom.

tools to help us / be alone / miss our friends / grieve our gone our sick

& hiding is such a thrill / a grief / a waste because we see it all

Nico Amador 6/10/26 Nico Amador 6/10/26

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“Before Surgery” & “Horse Movie”

A hospital glows near the overpass.
Everyone in bed there wears a gown.
When faced with the prospect of change,
I’m not brave.

Madeline Gilmore 6/2/26 Madeline Gilmore 6/2/26

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

Leia K. Bradley 6/1/26 Leia K. Bradley 6/1/26

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