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Tunguska -- poetry by Francis Luo
On July 28th, 2023, Radiolab aired an episode called “Little Black Holes Everywhere,” proposing that the 1908 Tunguska event may have...
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- Nov 1
- 1 min
Questions for Daughters -- poetry by Bella Majam
do you still part the soft belly of a pomegranate with the tip of your fingernails? does sand salt the soles of your shoes though you’ve...
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- Nov 1
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t-shirts & teapots -- poetry by Srihith Jarabana
so I stared ever since the magnificent maze under the lakeshore crumbled, the smoke even smelled like ancient cola cans and rotten fabric...
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- Nov 1
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ungifted -- poetry by Zelda Abramovich
I see my reflection in the puddles of bathroom stalls, smile a toothy grin maw opening, wide to swallow, me whole, so I scramble back But...
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- Nov 1
- 1 min
Thoughts Cling -- poetry by Francis Luo
to the sides, nooks and crannies of my mind like baked pasta burnt onto the side of a pan. Hungry, I had made a meal out of...
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- Nov 1
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Anxiety -- poetry by Emily Hembruch
The white petals fall A July shower Last in every sense Too late for water Too late for joy Too late for life The sky is painted An...
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- Jun 17
- 2 min
Upside Down Globe -- poetry by Haze
I yearn to find a place to undress in the soil, looking still, pacing until I am reborn uncomfortably in the eyes of the moon, hiding...
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- Jun 17
- 1 min
Change -- poetry by Jackson Dickie
If I woke up in your body today I would change I would put on a nice set of clothes and apologize I would say sorry for things you have...
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- Jun 17
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belly -- poetry by Allison Liu
round as egg yolk furred like peach crinkled and creased like tender kale leaf soft as plump fish (and floppy sometimes) wiggling...
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- Jun 17
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What I've Done -- poetry by Stella Cowan
Beauty is in the blood that makes me, and shame is watching it run. These hands ache from what I’ve done. Brilliant stripes of red to...
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- Jun 17
- 2 min
Sourdough Bread -- poetry by Chloe Szeto
she starts by adding flour to the bowl at night when her children and husband begin winding down there’s butter, water, eggs, and salt on...
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- Jun 17
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collarbone -- poetry by Czarina Datiles
I cannot kiss him, and he cannot kiss me. it’s been this way for years. I’ve yearned and learned that asking doesn’t necessarily mean you...
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- May 1
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I'm quite fond of Buddhism, but I draw the line at Lobsters -- poetry by Charlotte Budman
I used to like watching the lobsters who live at the grocery store. We'd go to pick up a prescription and I'd drag mom to the seafood...
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- May 1
- 2 min
Dear Girl with an Ethnic Name -- poetry by Pranavi Vedula
Not me, but the glass bangle jangling around my wrist. I want to know, do you still feel pain when you are slammed against linoleum...
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- May 1
- 2 min
Parking Lot Wishes -- poetry by Arran Kennedy Orive
I think back to that night a lot. The breeze was cold. It’s always cold. We were happier then, exhausted from running and laughing...
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- May 1
- 1 min
Tick -- poetry by Chloe Min
Your heartbeat reminds Me of a slow ticking clock, Soft yet so distinct. Chloe Min is a sophomore at the Oak Hill School in Gainesville,...
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- May 1
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Of Brits & Parathas -- poetry by Samaira Mohunta
shocked that I could even talk in a language other than Hindi, you said, oh, you’re taught English in India now? no, we’re not. we still...
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- Mar 5
- 2 min
still -- poetry by Ben Carpenter
it’s been forever i know since i was the tiniest of presences in your life now i’m certainly less than a memory a shadow of a bed you...
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- Mar 5
- 1 min
Paper Towns -- poetry by George Sun
My grandfather keeps his roll of 宣纸 for calligraphy hidden in drawers of dust— history books, frayed silk, his parents’ photos, all...
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- Mar 5
- 1 min
Triad -- poetry by Olivia Burgess
i. To stretch a heart, one must buy a textbook. There is skin pulled taut and fresh stomachs folded with printer cartridge filling, the...
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