Issue 13 Poetry

HE’S A MINOR, SO WHAT? by KATLYN MACIAS

I’m a female dog According to this minor,  At the edge of adulthood, Teenage disaster. Girls Are broken down to their  scientific term; female Cause that’s all they are To him. A biological mess Of pheromones and hormones. To...

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TALKING TO FORGET by THU NGUYEN

            Cordova, Alaska (unceded land of the Eyak)   There is no word for goodbye  in Athabascan, you tell me, because we never leave each other. Or is it because here  I haven’t once seen the sun  actually set, and you...

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HIS GOD by BRIANNA CHERRINGTON

I pray to his god and don’t wonder if he prays for me, too. I am not seeking devotions answered, I need what comes with believing: The comfort and reassurance that you have the capacity to love. I would cast a thumbworn agate...

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