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Women Warriors

September 11, 2019September 11, 2019 Megan Coleman

We are women warriors, whether it is grocery lines or picket lines, we are fighting the patriarchy just by standing up and being present in our lives. Using our intuition, crying together, picking each other up, lifting each other up from the ground that burns to swallow us whole, giving Read more

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ICEBERG

September 11, 2019September 11, 2019 Ivona Bozik

A bottle of beer smashed on the pavement. He sat there, light by a lamp-post, acknowledging no before and after; maybe, he secretly wished for another, regretting the spilled drink when he still needed it. Either way, he did not show much emotion; it was like a frozen image, seated Read more

Dating + Relationshipscreative fiction, Ivona Bozik, relationships, short story1 Comment

Just the Other Stuff

September 10, 2019October 24, 2019 Melissa Mulvihill

When I ran away for the first time I hid in my closet in my bedroom with Judy Blume and a flashlight until my dad found me and brought me home. Matter seemed so solid and still then. The second time I skipped town I hopped on my red ten-speed Read more

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The Portrait of a Poet

September 10, 2019September 10, 2019 Paakhi Bhatnagar

White walls of an insomniac closing in on the cold malice of human emptiness. I sit alone and wonder- The only callous of a life lived is the constant ache, for even change isn’t constant. Many nights I have sat on my bed and emptied the wells of my being Read more

An Iridescent Mind with Paakhi Bhatnagar, Emotional Health, Featured, PoetryMental Heath, Paakhi Bhatnagar, poetry, writingLeave a comment

D: The One E

September 10, 2019September 10, 2019 Anon Feminine Collective

I’ll take a snapshot of this moment in time You soundly sleeping The sun peeking through the blinds Slowly opening my eyes… I dread the numbers on the clock The day has finally come My little birdy has got to fly. She listens to me We sing the same song Read more

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Memory Jigsaw

August 29, 2019August 29, 2019 Laura McDermott

The powerpoint was perfectly laid out; She really is a talented teacher. Too many people disregard the power Of a well spoken lecture. Too many people don’t know shit. It was on the way memory works. So get this: dopamine is released When someone is learning. Dopamine! Isn’t that the Read more

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I can press my womanhood into the void

August 29, 2019August 29, 2019 Elisabeth Horan

Ghost imprint in the wall holds a hand shape Small boy presses into brick and mortar to disappear Invisibly thin sucking in his air – forgets to release an exhale No noise invisible boy becomes fresh paint As he dries on the breath of someone who should not— have touched Read more

Emotional Health, Featured, Friends + Family, PoetryElisabeth Horan, motherhood, poetry, pregnancy1 Comment

How many more lives will be lost?

August 26, 2019August 26, 2019 Lauren Halsted

Pop! Pop! Pop! Three lives lost. A refrain as familiar to American ears as “Jingle Bells” Are we numb? Deaf? I wonder. Where is the outrage? Pop! Pop! Pop! Pop! Pop! Pop! Five lives lost.A mother uses her body as a shield, protecting her two-month-old baby From shards of glass screaming Read more

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