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Dec 18, 20211 min read
stuck yet still in desire -- poetry by Lena Singh
i like the idea of 1889. phoning you through their public booths. even though i’d have to travel to try and talk to you. hear your...
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Nov 20, 20211 min read
Mother -- poetry by Gretchen Wang
“I don’t remember” Is what You say about every terrible Word You’ve said to Me and every Terrible thing You’ve Done to me yet when you...
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Nov 20, 20211 min read
name tag -- Lennon Hodges
I was 13 when my birth name stopped feeling right The girl it was cut, sewn, and created for was now rough around the edges, burned in...
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Nov 20, 20211 min read
Not Even God -- poetry by Amelia Lenz
I thought it would be more difficult, sharing my soul with you, and yet I told you things I had never told anyone, not even God. How...
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Nov 20, 20211 min read
All-American Boyhood -- Eric Pak
On the first day of kindergarten, I wore my Yankees jersey ‘cause Eomma said I could be an all-American boy. In the classroom, scathing...
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Nov 20, 20211 min read
Sailing in Alaska -- poetry by Leela Sriram
And I saw a whale, Eggshell white shined with Petroleum. I wondered if the Blubber on hus bulging head Acted as a window, where he could...
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Nov 20, 20211 min read
Beauty -- poetry by Julia Dun Rappaport
Beauty is a Trick meant to Distract. A Sly Cat Slinking into an alley, Waiting for a Fool's attraction to be Lured. Social construct...
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Nov 20, 20211 min read
worry & me -- poetry by Amy Feng
sometimes i eat away my worries yet i see it on my face. fingers knotted in my hair, butterfly kisses on my chin. it gropes me through my...
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Oct 30, 20211 min read
Camphor Trees -- poetry by Barrett Ahn
Flecks of melanin speckle her skin She hates them She hates how if they took a pen and linked them like a connect-a-dot they could draw a...
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Oct 30, 20211 min read
genesis in three parts -- poetry by Hanna Wang
i. the book of life the musty scroll weighted with each stroke of each ancestor lost during the Taiping Rebellion no one remembers their...
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Oct 30, 20211 min read
Baobab trunk of a metaphorical tree -- poetry by Xiao Gan
Sitting in the hawker center and talking German in our own tongue: ‘mein’ and ‘mian’ were the strangest pair of twins. We would then fly...
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Oct 30, 20211 min read
The return -- poetry by Amanda Draznin
I lose myself to the leaves, And I am forced to ask myself, Do I really want to go back? Do I really want to go back to you So you can...
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Oct 9, 20212 min read
Tremble -- poetry by Natasha Bredle
Perched on the church pew, you are a discordance of color in a sea of black and white, but you are disguised. Notes of the intonating...
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Oct 9, 20211 min read
Topographic Pupa -- poetry by Hazel Fry
I have started to peel. My bone marrow liquefying with my words, my breasts. And my fetus has adopted me again, forgiven me Melted us...
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Oct 9, 20211 min read
i see and remember the sampaguita -- poetry by Christyn Refuerzo
my finger points to the description on the page. the island sun painting the skin an amber, gold-spun silk. flat nose. dark eyes with...
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Oct 9, 20211 min read
prayer is glassiness is touch -- poetry by Lynn Kong
There was a crack between the cushion of the pew and its wooden back, so naturally the hand of a little boy emerged from that sacred...
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Oct 9, 20211 min read
Outside My Window -- poetry by Junwoo Park
gray clouds dangled from the dark Seoul sky and pinched the peaks of the Namsan mountain. Wind galloped across the city, thrusted by the...
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Sep 17, 20212 min read
Anyone Who Tells You Differently Works at the Motel -- poetry by A.E. Brown
The thing about this land is that it never gives you up, people whisper Whether you’re a five second stranger in the Shell station Or...
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Sep 17, 20211 min read
Library Dumplings -- poetry by Sriya Bandyopadhyay
First, place a teaspoon of the filling inside the dumpling. Make sure the filling is firm and not crumbling. Gently fold the dough over...
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Sep 17, 20211 min read
do you remember -- poetry by Jeannie Kim
lying together in the dark, soft bellies full of ignorant joy and your mother’s seaweed soup, the noodles we stole from cabinets crawled...
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