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Blessed by Amy Koenen

As we sit poolside, warm Sun on our toes Mama feeling her Fentanyl patch  I’m blessed for another day    Thank you I spoke Your dying has  Taught me everything

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Shadow Walker by Michael Lee Johnson

I walked into a shadow. I found my mother there. Age is no longer a factor. Though memory leaves a feeling of 98.5 years. But what do shadows, dreams, and what fairies in the dust have in common? She’s no longer suffering from macular degeneration. I can still see her

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I Conceal My Craft by Michael Lee Johnson

I conceal my craft beneath the shell of an armadillo, snug in its embrace, nestled near its warmth, as insects buzz under the midday sun, where stories collide with struggles, and words fester like unresolved thoughts, distant from the critics’ needle pen hearts. Their relentless demands, cold cash, and hollow

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Reverence by Rebecca Bronaugh

Does the night soar beneath your breath?  Do you yawn to the sun?   It has departed on its pilgrimage to bear witness To the Gods of whom we boast.    Do you bruise your knees swollen and mauve and  Clasp your exploited hands ‘till dawn?   Do you dream of Him

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Pretty Damn Good (For 7-Eleven) by Sam Hendrian

Picked up a DJOn her way to the partyFiguring he’d do wellFor dinner and dessert.Recited the necessary opinionsTo maintain each other’s favor,Stopping for protectionAt the closest corner store.No Wi-Fi requiredTo hook up to the servers,Using minimal dataAnd AI search results.Well, it was pretty damn good for 7-Eleven,Not a bad boost

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My God by Slone Leman

last night you asked me,drowsy, and muffled by the pillow,if I believed in God.I said yes but I didn’ttell you that my god lookssuspiciously like you.complete with black choppy bangsthat fall over thethird sparkling eyein the middle of her forehead. in the morning you told methat I’d better bring bug

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Solitude by Chris Collins

breaking the backyard silence a flock of crows finds breakfast as a squirrel hustles by   two bumble bees compete with each other on a dandelion blossom for a morning treat   a chipmunk cheerfully runs after its mate through the grass enjoying the chase   i sit revering this

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This publication is the result of collaboration between students and faculty of the School of University Arts & Sciences and the School of the Arts at Selkirk College. Submissions are published online throughout the year and selected works are compiled into a print magazine once per year.

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