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Dan Murphy 12/16/25 Dan Murphy 12/16/25

American Childhood Elegy

Once I slept in a hamper of my parents’ clothes

it’s true it started as a game of hide and seek

I was six I think and chose mom and dad’s hamper

it smelled like yard work and cigarettes and PE

clothes

Ruella Che 12/9/25 Ruella Che 12/9/25

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Nihao in Afrotopia

Watching Chinese immigrants shouting curt orders to Black workers in their newly learned English was often like observing a failed game of telephone, as the workers’ faces bore quiet offense.

Emma Younger 6/30/25 Emma Younger 6/30/25

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Multnomah Park at 17

we roll our bodies down the hillside
everything feels so green

Daniel Ogba 5/21/24 Daniel Ogba 5/21/24

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TriniBoys

“With O.J. there was an abyss of recklessness I was willing to dive into, a waxing appetite for danger I was unsure I could swallow.”

Nicole VanderLinden 12/31/21 Nicole VanderLinden 12/31/21

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Spearfinger

"Pearl had grown up knowing and not knowing her mother. It happened sometimes: a child raised by an aunt, by grandparents. The mother hovering at the borders of their lives."