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Hridoy Kundu 7/29/26 Hridoy Kundu 7/29/26

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Triage for the Unsaid

The waiting room is a collage of almosts: almost asleep, almost calm, almost able to explain.

Kianna Greene 6/1/26 Kianna Greene 6/1/26

How Far Back This Goes

my sadness was once tangled around my name.

the doctors had to touch the cold rain of their hands

against my fevered skull to know it was real

Leslie McIntosh 1/23/24 Leslie McIntosh 1/23/24

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theory of mind is to convergence as telepathy is to non-sequitur

“Not everyone can tolerate at the speed of light”

Kate Welsh 11/21/23 Kate Welsh 11/21/23

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“Eggs” & “Karkinos”

“Recently, the doctor has been looking / at my ovaries. I mean: she shoved / a camera inside of me to get a glimpse”

Jackie Hedeman 7/12/22 Jackie Hedeman 7/12/22

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Years and Years and Years

How do you write about hard times without trying to fix them?

Jenessa Abrams 8/25/20 Jenessa Abrams 8/25/20

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“Because of Necessity” & “Female Chronology”

You’ve never been a woman. You’ve been inside a woman, but you’ve never been a woman with something inside of her. You are inside of me. You marvel at the shape of my bladder.