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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.

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

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.

Ivan Suazo 12/16/25 Ivan Suazo 12/16/25

Street Dog

I thought about the beggar’s finger. If I imagined it slipping inside me, would that be enough—to let me say what needed to be said?

Jeff Bond 4/21/25 Jeff Bond 4/21/25

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Monster Monster

“Aaron met him in New Jersey, coming back from his twice-annual visit to his sister’s in Cherry Hill, and within twenty minutes he’d asked Max to come home—to live.”