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Eleven

September 8, 2016October 6, 2018 Jessica Rinker

Standing here in the doorway. I hold my daughter close. She is incandescent; I move to catch her, to absorb her before she is gone. Her body incipient, delicate places I’ve embraced and loathed the same. She is the sunrise, the before on the cusp of everything that is after Read more

Featured, Poetrydaughter, Jessica Rinker, mother3 Comments

Carnal Dream

September 7, 2016October 6, 2018 Julie Anderson

Don’t say a word Let me feel you smell you know your secrets savour the aftermath Floating in and out flesh decadent fantasy warm breath strong hands hold me the weight of my being let me rest under your chin above your heart perfection caress me on fire your fingers Read more

Featured, Poetry, Pursuit of Perfection with Julie Andersondreams, erotic poetry, erotica, Julie Anderson, lovers15 Comments

Toga of Enchantment

September 7, 2016October 6, 2018 Natalie Yeh

When a group of girls begin dressing each other in a public bathroom with strips of jersey fabric to form togas for an art show, it can lead to feelings of discomfort and insecurity about a person’s body image… Surrounded by four gorgeous blonde girls who looked like models, and Read more

Emotional Health, FeaturedLGBTQ, Natalie Yeh, non binary, self acceptance, Transgender, Transgender Men, Transgender Teen1 Comment

Obsessed

September 6, 2016October 6, 2018 Jayme Beddingfield

I’m obsessed. My mind won’t quiet. Thoughts of more pull me out of the present. Dreams that reach magnitude distract me. Questions circle non-stop. How can I make it better? What does this need? Am I really making the best use of my time? Doubt is never far. Anxiety is Read more

Emotional Health, Featuredcareer, Jayme Beddingfield, writer2 Comments

Control

September 4, 2016October 6, 2018 Paakhi Bhatnagar

Is it true that deluges fill a void in your heart that many drugs fail to numb? I have heard wolves crawl into my skin and wither their way into my insecurity. I have felt the novel shift of having a skeleton and collapsing under the weight of it. My Read more

An Iridescent Mind with Paakhi Bhatnagar, Featured, Poetrymental health, Paakhi Bhatnagar, poetry2 Comments

Damaged Goods

September 3, 2016October 6, 2018 Dave Pasquel

I am damaged goods. I am forever broken. I am beyond repair. That is my excuse. I have not known innocence. My parents were self-absorbed. They were strangers, they ignored me. I grew up alone, a defiant adolescent. Rejection, neglect, and disdain were normal. I sought comfort from strangers, substances, Read more

A Few Good Men, Dave Pasquel, Featured, Poetryabuse, Dave Pasquel, emotional health, mental health, poetry5 Comments

11 Things You Should Never Say to a Latina

September 2, 2016September 12, 2018 Stephanie Ortez

I dated a guy who told me on our first date “I know you’re not into me because of the green card” of course, not pendejo, I’m a U.S. citizen.

El Rincon de Stephanie, Featured, Women's Issues + Awarenessculture, Diversity, Hispanic, Latina, Stephanie Ortez, Stereotypes14 Comments

She Hated Me, Right From the Start

September 1, 2016September 14, 2018 Julie Anderson

She was my first friend away from home. Easy to laugh with, ready for mischief. She used her car and my naive courage, to enter all the places that would have denied her on merit alone. She invited me to her hometown. She introduced me to her boyfriend. They introduced Read more

Featured, Poetry, Pursuit of Perfection with Julie Andersonbest friends, jealousy, Julie Anderson, women23 Comments

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