by Shaila Sharma
There are small bits of magic woven into the fabric of our days.
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Winter Advice
by Devon Neal
Before you go to bed each night,
go out into the frost-blurred darkness,
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Call It Genocide
by Tim Murphy
For just a moment,
listen to the voice
that wants to call it
a war, that sees war as
something winnable,
even innocent, righteous,
no matter the innocence
left mangled in its wake.
3 poems
From Above It All Looks Like Patchwork
2 poems
3 poems
Fisheating Creek
by Patricia Asuncion
Dew’s coolness heightens anticipation as the canoe
slips into chocolate silk water like a slow, meandering
water snake coiling through cypress,
its tongue taking in all the primordial sensations.
Rain man
by Christian Ward
The consultant called me
rain man because I conjured
downpours every time
my medication was due.
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