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Justin Taroli 10/13/26 Justin Taroli 10/13/26

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Dry Creek

Eli crouched to open a hive. The bees inside crawled over one another in slow confusion, the air a blend of wax and decay. He looked for the queen but couldn’t find her. The frames were streaked with a mold he didn’t recognize.

Rebecca Hawkes 6/1/26 Rebecca Hawkes 6/1/26

Call of Nature (Ode to Piss)

Evil satellites promenade across the milky way.

I half-expected no more galaxies

after that bad mammogram; pale whorls

Dameion Wagner 12/19/23 Dameion Wagner 12/19/23

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Poetry Series: “the daylily / six”

“I wonder what violence will / find me today. A deer’s teeth.”

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."

Bonnie Chau 5/20/21 Bonnie Chau 5/20/21

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Animals of the Mind

If one of the things we get from engaging with other beings is some sort of reflectivity, reflexivity, this past year I have been alienated not only from other people, but from myself. Much of the life that I have been able to encounter, not through a screen at least, for the past year, has been non-human.