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Baggage, a Short Story by Elizabeth Rose
Without waiting for an answer, he retrieved my turquoise suitcase and handed it over to me.
“Thank you,” I said.
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Oct 25, 20245 min read


Faith Alone, a Poem by Robert Funderburk
Words are not an action
Nor downcast looks the heart of grief
Whether in soul or transgressed body
A warm embrace and prayer sincere
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Oct 11, 20241 min read


Slaughtering Lies, a Short Story by Awara Fernández
There has been harm in my story, and as in all good stories, an enemy lurking. Sometimes we say, “I would not wish this on my worst enemy,”
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Sep 27, 20244 min read


To the Homeless Man I Lied To, a Poem by Patrick Morgan
I’m sorry. I didn’t recognize you,
in the soiled coat and blue jeans,
shuffling along the subway station,
praying for money from heaven.
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May 10, 20241 min read


Whys and Wherefores, a Short Story by William Cass
Luis had been a patient of mine for less than a year. He’d been referred to me by his primary care physician on the south side of San...
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Jan 5, 20248 min read


Sitting in Darkness, a Poem by Russell Willis
If you are sitting in darkness open your eyes turn around to see if there’s light behind you or above or below or to the side not that...
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Oct 28, 20221 min read


Catch the Train, an Essay by Chen Du
On workday mornings, I only give myself forty minutes to commute to work. In order to save time, I thoroughly studied theories such as...
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Oct 21, 20223 min read
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