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La Solitudine, B. David
Senryu, Vanessa Carroll
The Last Seat Left, Nikisha S. Johnson
The Number Jumble, Peter J. Mott
Preliminary Pages, No Author
The Old Mattress, William Panara
Old House, Valerie Stackman
The Dark, Rita Nauman
Watching Her Ride At Our Ranch In Tuscon, Arizona, Mindae Kadous
Watching Her Ride At Our Ranch In Tuscon, Arizona, Mindae Kadous
The Angle
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In Arms, Megan E. Herrman
The Roof, Nikisha S. Johnson
Full Issue, No Author
Untitled, Marcia Dodge
A Mother's Tool, Alexis Speck
Mustang, Sally, Megan E. Herrman
Mustang, Sally, Megan E. Herrman
The Angle
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"I am a risk taker, a fly by the seat of my pants kind of girl. It's the day to day things that are far more precarious and harder to convince myself to try. I don't want to ignore those boys I see throwing rocks at turtles. I'm not going to pretend to like ice cream, or for that matter, you. I'm not going to censor myself from saying those words you don't like. I'm going to stand up and scream, "shut up you goddamn mother . . ." …
In Bloom, Meg Barboza
Autumn Change, B. David
Epiphany In E Minor, Ann Stanley-Barry
Epiphany In E Minor, Ann Stanley-Barry
The Angle
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"One day, you might wake up and realize you've become someone. Realize you've become someone you didn't think you would become. And you might wonder at all the idiosyncrasies you've developed, where they came from and what they mean. You might wonder how you got here, to this place in your life, to be this person that you are; and you might start to make connections between who you were and what happened to her, and who you have become. You might remember your childhood in faint, ambiguous terms."
Waves, Rachel Kooy
Tragic Loss, Rita Nauman
A Prayer For The Killers, Danny Uebbing
A Prayer For The Killers, Danny Uebbing
The Angle
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"Like everybody, I have my story. But they all seem so typical already. I mean, with all the guest essayists and headlines and constant news, it seems to me that we've already been at war for a long time."
So Long…, David J. Landers
Red To Blue, Destini _
Thin Tentacles Of Loss, Ann Stanley-Barry
Thin Tentacles Of Loss, Ann Stanley-Barry
The Angle
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"'Sometimes. I feel like I'm not even here; like I don't even exist,' she says."
Moment In Midnight, Jodi Rowland
Virtual Suicide, Rob Gilmore
We All Suffer From This Loss, Ryan Jones
Twilight, Jennifer Enright
You're Not It., Angela Meradji
You're Not It., Angela Meradji
The Angle
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"'. . . until I find the right one. And you're not it'"
Laced, Destini _