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..:: CONTENTS ::..

�� Volume VII, Issue II

..:: POETRY ::..

  • Ed Steck
  • Iain Britton
  • J.D. Nelson
  • Adam Strauss
  • John M. Bennett

  • ..:: PROSE ::..
    ..:: OTHER ::..

    ..:: ETC ::..
    �� Contributor's Notes

    ..:: ARCHIVES ::..
    �� Volume I, Issue I
    �� Volume I, Issue II
    �� Volume II, Issue I
    �� Volume II, Issue II
    �� Volume III, Issue I
    �� Volume III, Issue II
    �� Volume IV, Issue I

    �� Volume IV, Issue II
    �� Volume V, Issue I
    �� Volume V, Issue II
    �� Volume VI, Issue I
    �� Volume VI, Issue II
    �� Volume VII, Issue I

    Poetry


    My Mother Died and the Stretcher Didn't Fit So They Carried Her Out in a Blue Sheet: Alone in her duplex
    Martha Clarkson

    today, reckless boxing of porcelain and books,
    ate a package of Ry-Krisp, flipped her small TV on at
    seven, famous wheel spins, funeral home called, played "Take
    Five," then preferred silence and sill creaks,
    opened sardines, heaped her clothes in black leaf bags
    for Goodwill, a man phoned selling rice, tomorrow I have
    to disconnect childhood phone number, line dead

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