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Lullaby for A.

Lullaby for A.

Julietta Bekker / At bedtime, you pull orange curtains close / around your head. Sun hair mom, the only / nickname I’ll ever love.
Body Politics

Body Politics

Julietta Bekker / Fear kisses me awake. The panic of other / bodies, suddenly exposed,
Miscarriage

Miscarriage

Julietta Bekker / I can thank this idea as it leaves / my body.
dressing appropriately for Spring except I am not a weatherman

dressing appropriately for Spring except I am not a weatherman

Sofia Abbas / flushed homesick for Whimsy of that I forage while grazing / loose limbs through meadow, where I tug each blade to wed 
The Hang of It

The Hang of It

Bart Edelman / I’ll get the hang of it soon. / Learn a trade well enough / To support me through
If I Kept It

If I Kept It

Bart Edelman / If I kept it— / Say, for a rainy day—
an afternoon, well spent

an afternoon, well spent

Bailey Quinn / Zinnias, proud and full. / Tender spine pressed flat, / leather scrunched and / well-loved,
We call it diluvio,

We call it diluvio,

Emilie Mendoza / when the asphalt is more water / than stone. I know rain / more than I know language. 
Someday I will love

Someday I will love

Noralee Zwick / that there are still walls to stand beside where I look yellow
on interatomic matter

on interatomic matter

Noralee Zwick / I count my lifetime in eggs. Today we eat three / for breakfast and move like wind.

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