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Stories

Poetry
I’d have guessed the winter this way, every bitter plum already singing.
Story of the Week
I know exactly what to do when Papa has a seizure in the middle of the night.
Story of the Week
Theirs was a free fall that went on and on. If it’s time to fall, let’s fall.
Story of the Week
The jealous Othello, ready for murder, was transformed into a school-boy.
Fiction
I’m alive, Sarah thinks, the slam of his look going all the way in.
Poetry
By the kitchen sink, my aunt held a fish as if holding the Holy Body.
Poem of the Week
Lure, yes, you would know how to catch and clean such a thing.
Poem of the Week
The dugout boats kissing the shoreline have ferried us into open markets. Girl, you call me in time, where this too can be forgotten. The hands that made them asking for more things in dim light.
Fiction
The social-media world was ablaze with his daughter’s bagunça.
N30B Winners
Fishing with Dad guaranteed two days of just us and made me special.
N30B Winners
Welcome to my bed. I have these two beers, do you want them?
Poetry
The pupils are toothpicks. The lake is a sky with a circle beneath.
Poetry
He loves me. That’s half enough: he’s the only man around.
Poetry
Everything hung in perfect balance. Light and dark, heaven and hell.
Poetry
I'll pick a black card of luck for you: star, pinkmoon, mirror, ostrich eye.
Poetry
I’m going to save up against the flood and stagger to carry nothing.
Poetry
It is here I learn the speech of men. The speechless guilt of every swig.
Poetry
Time is a hearse and horse, a carrot and stick, a window and widow.
Poetry
Imagine the world you want to live in; make the world in this image.
Poetry Contest Winners
I slipped one sparrow black and shivering into my mouth.
Poetry Contest Winners
i was a wild thing down by the river, quiet like wild things are.
Poetry Contest Winners
Exhausted, androgynous, delirious, I delight in my many parts.
Poetry
In hushed awe they talk of things to come, a golden time of flowering.
N30B Winners
I dug a hole in you; I jumped (here is the church, here is the steeple).
N30B Winners
Elsewhere, perhaps here too, regimes stagger, a congress ends.
Poetry
I told you how I’ve always been attracted to little violences.
Poetry
I lie down and see you one bed over; therefore God exists.
Poem of the Week
our minds are not the same if they were the same you would be here