Category: Issue 17
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DON’T TOUCH MY JUNK by D. A. Powell
I strip for tips it’s pits it’s hit or miss you sit unzip and spit on it but it’s a trip my trick? I’ll piss I’ll shit I’ll fist yr dick I’ll lick yr lip till bit by bit yr sick of it I quit at six let’s fix let’s sex be quick who’s next…
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TWO POEMS by Carlie Hoffman
ELEPHANT IN THE MIND You grieve in the bathroom brushing your hair while elephants roam the black sand. It is August and you love someone. The elephant’s ear, God’s hand. What’s gone shimmers. Goneness: opal as a tusk. You hear the flags of the world shiver every way in the wind, …
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TWO POEMS by Natalie Homer
DISPATCH FROM AN INHERITED GARDEN I wouldn’t have chosen them—the geranium, the rosemary, the fern—in their terra cotta pots. They were comfortable on your little brick porch, nurtured by your nicotine-stained hands. After you died, I brought them to my home thirty miles away so they could wither out of view of anyone who knew…
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CRAZY LITTLE HEARTWORM by Tetman Callis
Painting by Camille Woods, a working artist based in Austin, Texas. I’m glad my daddy’s wife is not my momma. They say schizophrenia runs in families, and I do not want it. It’s not like what people think. She’s not, like, all crazy and everything. I mean, she is…



