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Leaving Home by Susan Lander
You open the door and you                                                                                                               ...


The Unspoken by Caitlin Wright
I find myself searching for it in other women, pouring over books and films and friends, searching for the thing one of them must possess...


Heritage by Julie Primon
She says there are easier ways to slice an avocado: for two clean halves run the knife through, pull off the skin. Â Simple. Â My knife...


Dear Heart, Some Questions by Susan Lander
Though you are still present, here, in your chair I ache for the absence of you  You depart, moment by day piece by memory  And as your...


storybreaking by Miranda Harris
if anything could be given to you in your untidiness, what would you make of it  as you unravel, unwrite in unbelievable, record time  ...


Childhood by Charlie Bourton
I forgot the nursery rhymes, not all, But some. Stories dispersed into the ether, cosmic dust. It’s less magical than it sounds. I forgot...
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