39.2 Catriona Secker
Catriona Secker Siphonophorae, 2021 graphite on paper, 18x24 cm Hopalong, 2009 graphite on paper, 10x13 cm Connections, 2020 graphite on...
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39.2 McKenzie Zalopany
Kitsune no Yomeiri When my sister was dying on a ventilator thousands of miles away, I tried to astral project to her every night: eyes...
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39.2 Amanda Gaines
Save the Heart, Save the Girl She only used Prismacolor pencils. I think she had the same twenty-four-count set as I did. She only drew...
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39.2 Despy Boutris
With an Amy Lowell Line Running through My Head Suppose we hadn’t met on the grass at golden hour, sat on a blanket with Moscato and...
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39.2 Jessica Q. Stark
Buffalo Girl for Triệu Thị Trinh History makes little bundles out of the unthinkable young boys carve three-foot breasts to keep your...
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39.2 Tjoa Shze Hui
The True Wonders of the Holy Land i. Nadia Nadia wants to show me a picture of her fiancé. Look, she giggles, dangling a hot pink...
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39.2 Hannah V. Warren
Let Us Have Our Own Suffering let us deny the way our lips curve around others’ mouths defined in terms of lack what if we schluck away...
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39.2 Christine Gosnay
Olympus They gave the gods attributes to disguise the cruel depth of their symmetry. There were only two, split apart into infinite...
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39.2 Eric Tyler Benick
fox hunt blitzed again by human architectures i’ve never had a chance but to persimmon pink into the city sewers in the valleys of...
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39.2 Carolyn Oliver
My Son Asks If I Would Rather Live in a House Infested by Bees or a House Infested by Koalas Late summer: hurricane scraps batter the...
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39.2 Cole Pragides
The Filipino Dragon My father is loud. He announces his presence. He talks deeper when we are around strange men, he chews loudly, he...
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39.2 Pace Taylor
Pace Taylor Here, for Now, 2021 soft pastel and graphite on paper, 22x30" Inside Sounds .o4, 2020 soft pastel and graphite on paper,...
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39.2 Toni Mirosevich
The Deadliest Sin All the Slav ladies had to have one. Whatever failings they hid inside their hearts, whatever they lacked beneath the...
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39.2 Isha Camara
(prayer) Salat after read be to Poem helal marwa after form money in weight its worth not is Islam Earth on that Seems heaven into get to...
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39.2 Malcolm Tariq
Against Fear We’ve always thought of last breath reaching out of invisibility, marked ours on whatever could be seen. ——— was here....
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39.2 Amanda K. Horn
The Airplane Passengers board the plane and sit waiting. In first class, they stretch their legs out, check cell phones for messages they...
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39.2 Han Chang
Uncle, Uncle! My lament was that a kind of intense beauty that I see given to me by science, is seen by so few others; by few poets and...
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39.2 Noah Warren
Chemtrail The government’s been thinking about us again plum tree dripping blood and stones what do you think thoughts running in...
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39.2 Karen Wunsch
Three Legs Are Better than Two Elise was early meeting her son Aaron, thirty-five, for lunch in Manhattan, but she could see through the...
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39.2 Emily Cinquemani
The Truth Is Quiet woman polished bright by nerves, I once felt edgy for dying the ends of my hair purple. The hairdresser asked if I had...
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