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Thomas Mixon 6/1/26 Thomas Mixon 6/1/26

December-December Romance

like the thick exhaust

from trucks that choose to idle long

beyond the time it takes

to melt the windshield wipers’ grip

Peter Munro 6/1/26 Peter Munro 6/1/26

Slow Lesson

Stitches of rain unpierce

my lips. There is no pain.

What the breath slips loose

I regain.

Xuan W. Tay 6/1/26 Xuan W. Tay 6/1/26

Foliage

Here, I learnt that trees grow their branches until their tips encounter the tips of other trees, at which point they cease growing to leave space for air.

Kai-Lilly Karpman 12/16/25 Kai-Lilly Karpman 12/16/25

Towels

Without knowing it, you’ve agreed

that the fate of my life depends

on our laundry.

Audrey Obuobisa-Darko 12/16/25 Audrey Obuobisa-Darko 12/16/25

The Death of Adwoa Supi: A Novel (Excerpt)

I’ve always had a vague knowing, a silent agreement within me, that I will kill myself someday. That is where the ideation ends, though, at this seed of quiet conviction.