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studying bare walls

His shrinking humiliation blistered in the sun. You raise your nose at him but I’ve seen you, I’ve seen you digging trough the dumpsters, hissing at spectators as they laugh at your misfortune. Lean in close and listen to the clicking of the kitchen clock. Maddening, isn’t it? All of your mental calculations are letting [...]

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Memory Of Hurricane Hazel, 1954 for J. R. McK

Week or so after Hurricane Hazel, Me, just out of the Navy, no job. Mac, one year out of Walter Reed.   My dad (looking out for us) Bunch Of trees down at Curtis Arboretum, Township needs help cleaning up.   Couple of axes. hatchet, sharpening stone, file and coffee thermos. A two-man bucking saw, [...]

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Marija Stajic

#1 He walks On the road made of nothingness Paved with bodies of dead wishes He walks tacitly Invisibly   I’m pretending to be a Star On his sky To be the Sun and the Moon   He walks Not looking up… Marija Stajic is a writer and journalist who has been published by The New [...]

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She…

By Sara Shah And so She was created from the dust, She who was Beauty, Compassion, and Love. The Creator placed her under the foliage of the dark forest, with an abundance of berries and seeds. She lived, alone. The Creator viewed her solitary state with sadness and sent beasts of the forest to accompany [...]

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