Issue 10

Editor’s Note, Issue 10
Summer is almost here, and at least on the east coast it felt like winter wouldn’t ever let go. For
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[IN PULLING A WILD WEED OUT OF THE SOIL]
BY Oluwaseun Fakoyede in pulling a wild weed out of the soil you anticipate the sight of its roots multiple
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Belly Button Fantasy
by Jennifer Wolkin   Jennifer Wolkin is a health and neuro psychologist, speaker, mental health advocate, and mindfulness-meditation practitioner.  She
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Last night I Dreamt that Fire Haunted You/What Kind of Animal
by Aya Elizabeth Last Night I Dreamt that Fire Haunted You Given that we are always the subjects of our
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The Snow That Does Not Fall
by Cathy Ulrich As I lie beside you, I think of the difference between our names — hers and mine.
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Sacrifice at Sea
by mariela lemus Certain invertebrates including species of lobsters, spiders, octopuses, and crickets can shed appendages as a means of
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Teadream
by Tomas kurth half-six drizzle hints a day through hems of unhung drapes grey as needles billow off the pines
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All Inclusive
by Louis Wenzlow But enough about my fearing the AI apocalypse And the end of flesh as we know it, enough
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I Do
by eric ingram I am competitive except when it comes to hide and seek. As a child, anxious for him
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The B
by greg Tebbano A’s are obvious—first from the door, closest to the earth. B’s are afterthoughts. They take a little
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Underwater Beasts
by Hugo Simões We should perhaps sleep forever; in oyster rooms, a dormitory. Our withered heads a weathercock for sleepy
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Mami Wota and Papi Wota
Flash Fiction by Ebele Mọgọ We were water people. This world was not enough for us.  Mammy Wota and Papi Wota. 
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