Labor Day
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And We Are Hiding Now
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Typing
Typing by Kie Borsden While no minute can last forever, (there is always one in each folded hour to lend itself to me, and seamlessly
CHECKPOINT US-2016
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Raw
Raw by Oscar Smiles Back taters down by the dozen square ol amble hordes The ol -just go to heaven- mirage Let’s not….let’s not assume
CHERRY
CHERRY by Ken Williams Eighteen years old isn’t old enough. We aren’t old enough to make life and death decisions. Nor are we old enough
The Cancer Port
The Cancer Port by Robert King It’s called a port, a harbor, haven, home, a city on the coast of my chest opened for a
Every Moment
Every Moment by Pat A Physics Stammering into the microphone, the scarecrow mannequin version of you spits hay dribbling down like zebra stripes. The audience
THE WORST POET IN THE WORLD
THE WORST POET IN THE WORLD by Marc Carver Have you heard about the worst poet in the world He tells people to F off
City Made of Centuries of Breath
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