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Dead Girl

July 6, 2019July 6, 2019 Jacquie Prebich

I saw the familiar dead girl dancing in my basement spoon cut off the apron ties the dead girl said I’m jonesing to fuckin cook copped some works; from a friendly stranger’s hand the handle bent; the spoon a Jesus cradle the dead girl prayed tapping, arousing, blue hungry veins Read more

Emotional Health, Poetryaddiction, Jacquie Prebich, mental health, poetry2 Comments

Bisque Abduction

July 6, 2019July 6, 2019 Kristin Garth

  Her casket has a sterling lock — a key twelve-year-old sisters stalk, one summer day guardians are away. Bisque amputee they free, parts, dossier, undefiled in doily, French macrame, placed inside a curio, top shelf — you’ll have to wait to grow, know, yourselves, places grown-ups hide keys, pieces, doctors Read more

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Girls Like You

July 1, 2019August 13, 2021 Judith Staff

Junior high is a jungle. Five hundred kids, ages twelve to fourteen, in a tough, urban school on the edge of the city center. There are fights every day, boys with nosebleeds, rumors about drugs, things thrown in class, teachers yelling. Chaos; I barely learn a thing the whole two Read more

Featured, Judith Staff, Women's Issues + AwarenessJudith Staff, me too, sexism, sexual misconduct1 Comment

Goddess of the Sun

June 27, 2019June 27, 2019 J.B. Stone

After Crystal Williams’ “The Voice of God,” For Aretha Franklin her voice was the soundtrack to after-school pick-me-ups from the trauma of every reluctant schoolyard memento uplifting auras that filled the room accompanying my mother’s cooking as she shuffled from the kitchen to the dining room, switching up her vinyl Read more

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ANNE OF A THOUSAND POEM

June 27, 2019July 6, 2019 Billie T. Stark

Rejoice oh Anne of a Thousand, Castrate the insolent jutting of the cold, dead factory; Rejoice oh Anne of a Thousand, Dig deep in the ground, in Lethe-Wards, Where the purest water and surest warmth can be found. Rejoice oh Anne of Thousand; Like the gray sky, be cold to Read more

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A Storm in Milton, Georgia

June 18, 2019June 19, 2019 Elizabeth Markley

Emma had been kicked out of her house. This was a first, for Emma or for her siblings, and it really did not strike her as fair. She had not actually done anything, as in, performed an action or committed a crime. All she did was remind her mother of Read more

Dating + Relationships, Friends + FamilyElizabeth Markley, emotional health, LGBTQ, love, Pride, relationships, religion, sexuality, short storyLeave a comment

Message For My Daughter

June 17, 2019June 17, 2019 Patricia Thrushart

I will not be there when you are the age I am now— this we must face. I waited to have you for reasons that are old rags of memory from clothes I wore before you. In today’s mirror I see you, orphaned, in your diaphanous future— thin skin, fragile Read more

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I PASSED OUT

June 13, 2019July 6, 2019 Billie T. Stark

Queen Violet? Dream flowing like blood from your wound? They put you away, huh Darling? You wear a hospital gown and stand on a rock. Natives surround you, raw sex in costumes strange to us. I want to stand beside you on the rock to take your place but I’m Read more

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