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Perry Levitch 8/28/26 Perry Levitch 8/28/26

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Ragged Point Inn

My mother knows nothing

more than I do but she carries it better.

If she were a metaphor I could turn into her.

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.

Alice Liang 12/16/25 Alice Liang 12/16/25

Thirty & Speech Acts

The older we get, the more hardened we are

in our tastes, forming into ourselves

like a kilned clay.

Asma Abike 12/16/25 Asma Abike 12/16/25

Elegy at 6.6137 N, 3.3553 E

I met my father's eyes for the first time

when she passed

I wanted a language to say goodbye

I never wanted his eyes.

Nancy Agabian 12/16/25 Nancy Agabian 12/16/25

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Maybe I should have anticipated that the disease would eventually come for his first language, rooted in his infancy. But I wasn’t yet ready for this level of loss.