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  • ISSUE 36

    ISSUE 36

    Poetry PERIHELION by Ben Kline INCOMPLETENESS THEOREM by Eleanor Stanford I CONSIDER WHAT TO SAY WHEN THE DOCTOR ASKS ME TO DESCRIBE MY PAIN by Emma Bolden TWO POEMS by…

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  • HARBINGERS by Tory Adkisson

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    Tory Adkisson
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    There are kettles of vultures                           resting on the stove.            Some apple cores                        rotting in the trash. Our home’s a monastery,             kestrels hang                         from the ceiling like tiny                                        bells. You get angry                               whenever I ask too many                         questions, but my gullet              hangs open, thirsty                                    for answers.

  • AUTOIMMUNE by Micaela Mascialino

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    Micaela Mascialino
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    when she hears the word she pictures a car crashing into a column     her spine she’s told other words invasion foreign attack now missiles are guided into finger joints the left elbow      a combat zone like an allergy to a part of yourself the doctor explains her knees are sneezing

  • Barnstormers by Malik Abduh

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    Malik Abduh
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    “They used to say, ‘If we find a good Black player, we’ll sign him.’ They was lying.” —Cool Papa Bell They tell me Pop Pop was some ballplayer. Copper toned, tanned like the leather of his glove; squinting on a dirt mound under Virginia skies.

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