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Stories

Poetry
Your Mouth, Our Prayer
by Timothy Leo
give me a fish and I will make a necklace of its sharpest bones
Story of the Week
Youth
by Joseph Conrad
“O youth! The strength of it, the faith of it, the imagination of it!”
Six-Word Stories
Youth
by Gabriella Deich
The joy and anguish of youth, captured in two six-word stories.
Poetry
You’d Be Thirty Today
by Lo Naylor
I froze because, the absurdity. also, the urn had a loose-looking latch.
Story of the Week
You’re Part of This Too
by Maxim Loskutoff
It was the way of the world: everybody wanted someone else.
Story of the Week
Zee to A
by Charlie Watts
Dr. Zee knows his son is struggling up out of some chemical fog.
iPoems
[Gloomy Octopus]
by Wallace Ludel
I read an article and learn that the gloomy octopus has three hearts.
Poem of the Week
[The sparrows keep hurling themselves against the windowpanes]
by Kaitlyn Airy
and still it is summer and each day the sun arouses the kudzu