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Category: Lit Creative Nonfiction

Snow-Kissed Lips by Vegas Stocker

Posted on Dec 9, 2016Mar 6, 2019 by Vegas Stocker

Our lips may have been pressed together, but what he really touched was my heart. I had given up on being happy and finding someone who understood me, someone I really connected with. All of that changed when I met him. If I would have gone through with my plan, I never would have met […]

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Remembrances by Hope Jones

Posted on Sep 15, 2016Oct 10, 2016 by Germ Magazine guest author

Oyfn pripetshik brent a fayeri, Un in shtub iz heys; Un der rebbe lernt kleyne kinderlech dem alefbeyz; Un der rebbe lernt kleyne kinderlech dem alef-beyz. Zet zhe, kinderlech, gedenkt zhe tayere, vos ir lernt do; Zogt zhe noch a mol un take noch a mol: Komets alef o. I hear music playing, a song […]

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When you were little by Lizelle Dsouza

Posted on Sep 11, 2016Feb 27, 2019 by Lizelle Dsouza

When you were little, you used to wear tiny floral print dresses and sit with your legs apart because that was the only way you knew how to. You would confidently march on that stage and carve melodies with your body — each move either accentuating or masking every curve on your body — and […]

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Sound Off by Katherine Michalik

Posted on Sep 3, 2016Feb 14, 2019 by Katherine Michalik

My mother has never been one to cuss. Coming from a religious family, her language was fairly clean. That day my mother told me to “go kick some ass.” It was her way of showing support because “good luck” was just not going to cut it. From then on, it became a tradition. At every […]

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The Animator by Lorraine Biteranta

Posted on Aug 19, 2016Nov 1, 2016 by Germ Magazine guest author

“No, don’t leave,” he said, staring up at me with his huge, vulnerable eyes. “I need to go, I have class,” I said, begging myself not to drown in the blueness of his gaze. “Meet me later. Please,” he said, grabbing my hand and pressing it to his lips. I had never felt butterflies like […]

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When the Love You Have for Me Seems Lost by Priyam Gupta

Posted on Aug 13, 2016Feb 27, 2019 by Priyam Gupta

It’s two o’clock. You are staring at the wall. Sleep has been an elusive personage for the past two hours now. That is not a new thing for you, is it? However, there is a real reason behind your wakefulness tonight, and it is not your recurring nightmare. You are trying so hard to go […]

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Natural Disasters by Asma Gaba

Posted on Jul 13, 2016Aug 1, 2016 by Germ Magazine guest author

1) Don’t call me adorable. I am tornadoes and tidal waves; my looks are not an invitation for condescension, but a warning. 2) I know that I’m quiet sometimes, but do not mistake that for vulnerability. Take one step towards taking advantage of me and you will hear noise you never would have expected to […]

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Danger Ahead by Satvika Jain

Posted on Jul 11, 2016Jul 25, 2016 by Germ Magazine guest author

You never liked car rides because first you’d get sleepy, and when you couldn’t sleep, you’d get dizzy. Sometimes those rides would be bearable, if you remembered to tilt your head so far back you could see the streetlights upside down. They’d flash on your subtle, smiling face like a flickering bulb. Even freaky things […]

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A letter to my best friend by Lizelle Dsouza

Posted on Jul 7, 2016Feb 27, 2019 by Lizelle Dsouza

Somewhere between flattery and glorification, I watched the shell of a coconut, a strong, resistant, carefully fronted facade break open to reveal a tender vulnerability, clinging on to a resilient shell of grandeur and hardiness– a tender vulnerability that offered a delightful sweetness that reminded consumers of the bliss that followed blood and sweat. Somewhere […]

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