Kingdom Keepers
by Allison Grace Myers
Beth misses her daughter—of course she does, a little—but the solitude is a relief...
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And Gawd
by Jennifer Bartell
Graffiti stained glass windows, windows so stained, no light shines through: Spray paint thick like the Holy Ghost.
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by Theodora Bishop
By the time they drove into the forest, it was near-morning, and the little girl knew she must have been sleeping for some time....
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by Steven Sanchez
In this basin still filled with rainwater, a flock of geese skims my brown face, haloed in an oil slick rainbow....
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by James Allen Hall
We are brought into proximity only by holiday or by tragedy, my family....
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by Karen Salyer McElmurray
I remember that night like a painting of an off-kilter world...
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by Analicia Sotelo
Every afternoon, it’s the same/womb of inattention....
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by Amy Silverberg
For a while, I lived in a tiny, hell-hot border town in between Arizona and New Mexico. This was the summer everyone worried about me....
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by Reena Shah
Mari Mejia’s pet gerbil Loca lived for six months before dying in its sleep...
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by Julian Randall
There will be no indictment There will be no indictment There will be no indictment....
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by Lupe Mendez
In my heart, I know a corona lays/itself a wreath around the muscle...
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