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The Whiteboard
In violation of hospital policy, someone who worked the night shift had placed a water bottle on the desk at the nurses’ station. Ava wondered which of her coworkers had…
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The Whiteboard
In violation of hospital policy, someone who worked the night shift had placed a water bottle on the…
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Although to Witness May Risk False Equivalence
1. The Waterways that Flood Camp Meeting Creek Goat Creek Cypress Creek Verde Creek Indian Creek The Guadalupe…
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Melancholy Mystery
after Kenjiro Nomura – The Farm, 1934 Desertion ominous. Foreboding. Where are people? Where are animals?…
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Waiting for the Bombs
I. I keep waiting for the bombs to fall, jarred awake nights by questions flashing Apocalypto on the…
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Sitting In
1. There’s a man up the valley who will ride any horse—a warmblood, an ex-racer, a rescue, a…
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Depravity Begins (A Found Poem)
Thinking of love / as a radical act. An eclipse of moths. A man without dust on him.…
Mortality Mediated
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Who wants to be E. L. Doctorow?
I traveled a long way to find the workman,whose nameless eyes prefigured my arrival.“They said you died of natural causes,” I said,which we knew was a half-truth. “They saylots of…
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Volume 7.2
Winter 2024
Winter 2024
Volume 7.2 · Winter 2024
A season of difficult light
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