Poetry
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Products of Scientific Notation
by Sarah Wishloff
You remember learning the rules— /
for how many figures get to ...
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To Twitter, with Love
by Katie Stobbart
The body’s strongest muscle is the masseter. /
Found only in mammals, we use it to open & close /
the jaw. This ...
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Welwitschia
by Chelene Knight
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from between my mother’s particular thighs /
her waters broke upon blue-flowered linoleum /
and turned to slush ...
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Silverton, July 2007
by Abigail Cowan
Borrowed summerhouse, lethargy heavy /
in the rooms: a wall of rusted saws, a /
paperback on every surface, bin of ...
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The Last Block in Little India
by Roshni Riar
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as she stands beside her stall of mixed /
pickles and chutneys. She nods at passersby, /
the creased skin of her ...
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Backwater
by Halle Gulbrandsen
Near rain. The man on the dike is back again /
feeding pigeons full loaves of sourdough /
among other scraps ...
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spectacle in the museum of man until 1974
by Leslie Joy Ahenda
i lock bats in mason jars. /
call it a cruel thing, a bitch about /
to bite thing, but bats-teeth leave /
exit ...
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Blood Quantum
by Francine Cunningham
when you look at me do you see my blood quantum? /
the quantities of who i am poured down /
from generation to ...
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I let my younger brother use my headphones, and he used them for evil.
by Angeline Schellenberg
I let my younger brother use my headphones, and he used them for evil. He listened to the /
absolute worst music on ...
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Or, Perhaps You Have
by Douglas Walbourne-Gough
Morning, early September. Still dark, /
a proper chill reminding me how /
short our summers really are, how / ...
