The Shella We Used to Call Home

CRAWFORD DAWSON
I watched the gentle rain patter lightly on the windowpane against which I had been resting my head. Each drop slowly flowed down the pane, coalescing into larger pearls, which proceeded to fall in turn to collide with other translucent pearls. The coolness of the glass had eased the heat, which was on the precipice of overtaking what constituted me….Continue Reading The Shella We Used to Call Home

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SARAH DOWN
slick slippery sticky  / I try I try I try  / to wash this nauseating nostalgia off. / my nineteen-year-old knuckles  / gently bruised – busted yellow  / by my fifteen years of fingers  / searching blindly under the couch for my nine year old self …Continue Reading CARMEX 

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MARIAM BESHIDZE
When does a body become a thing? / When it stares from beyond the glass  / At the conglomeration of people surrounding it, / Shedding tears on a Persian carpet. / When it cannot smell the patchwork / of dead flowers laying on top of it. …Continue Reading Untitled