Votive
by Emma Aylor
The mirror itself was scarcely larger than an eye...
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The mirror itself was scarcely larger than an eye...
READ MOREEarly in the twenty-first century, a disease spread all over the world...
READ MOREHazel and her mother climbed into the car, their laughter and perfumes mingling...
READ MORE1. Last year was the first in three that I was fertile....
READ MOREThe word anxiety derives from the Latin angor, and the verb ango, meaning to constrict...
READ MOREIn the spring of 1977, when I was twenty-four, I flew from New York to vacation in Europe....
READ MOREI don’t totally remember my high school sex dream about Matthew Sweet because I’m not sure it contained actual sex...
READ MOREI wanted a book more than I wanted to get married...
READ MOREThe springboard wobbles....
READ MOREWe cannot see this place being the default/for much longer....
READ MOREBeth misses her daughter—of course she does, a little—but the solitude is a relief...
READ MOREGraffiti stained glass windows, windows so stained, no light shines through: Spray paint thick like the Holy Ghost.
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