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Posted on Feb 14, 2019May 2, 2019 by: Briar Chisholm

Ghosts by Briar Chisholm

I knew you through crumpled bed sheets With tired eyes and morning views Crawling under blankets and intense teenage blues It was fast and rough …

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Posted on Feb 13, 2019Apr 4, 2019 by: Emmy Song

Fifteen by Emmy Song

so this is how life passes at fifteen: we wake up to the violent moon, breaking window panes and shredding plastic blinds. our bodies are …

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Posted on Feb 12, 2019Apr 4, 2019 by: Germ Magazine guest author

The Beetle by Soham Bagchi

The ugly scarab beetle walked the sand; Step after step did he drudge through the heat. The sun and moon waned; a long time had …

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Posted on Feb 12, 2019Feb 7, 2019 by: Germ Magazine guest author

Cherry Blossom Trees by Amelia Powell

Our arms Full of gentle pinks, whites, and purples. Our feet stretching far, Far beneath the soil in which others stand. We stand, Still, Among …

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Posted on Feb 11, 2019Aug 13, 2020 by: Halle Jean

Elegy in Red Silk by Halle Jean

They carry your scent like they were made to never forget you. I miss the way they slipped against my legs, as I intertwined them …

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Posted on Feb 8, 2019Apr 4, 2019 by: Germ Magazine guest author

While Driving to the Open Mic by Alyssa May Trifone

I consider turning down every street except the one the open mic is actually on. The most inviting streets are cul de sacs (easy to …

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Posted on Feb 6, 2019Apr 4, 2019 by: Glorienne Broñola

We Are All Beautiful Ruins by Glorienne Broñola

maybe in some way i am historic too i heard them call the ruins “beautiful” the old and run down “majestic” i do not see …

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Posted on Jan 5, 2019Mar 1, 2019 by: Germ Magazine guest author

Daisy by Melissa Sussens

You spend all day lining them up for slaughter, one by one onto the conveyor before bullet is silenced by brain, knife slithers over throat, …

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Posted on Jan 4, 2019Mar 1, 2019 by: Claudia Miranda

Moving On by Claudia Miranda

The day after your death, the sun still surprisingly came up and shone down onto the cold and blue horizon. There were no loud noises, …

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