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Posted on Aug 19, 2015Oct 12, 2018 by: Briar Chisholm

The Hands by Briar Chisholm

The hands They roam freely Going wherever they see fit– For or against Whatever struggle may try and stop them.  . The words They flow …

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Posted on Aug 5, 2015Feb 14, 2019 by: Rachana Hegde

you ask by Rachana Hegde

i.  you ask for more – for: pieces of my soul memories, thoughts, words tears and hurt years worth of pain and anger that cuts; demons …

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Posted on Jul 8, 2015Dec 3, 2015 by: Germ Magazine guest author

Confessions by Indya Shaw

If asked to describe your flaws, I would say that you never think of the power behind your words. You think that telling me you’re …

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Posted on Jul 8, 2015Feb 12, 2019 by: Chloe Barreau

Barrier Gods by Chloe Barreau

The idea of writing a poem on the inside of an envelope — instead of a notebook — seems romantic after binging on fiction and …

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Posted on Jun 29, 2015Feb 27, 2019 by: Phoebe Lyons

Eighteen by Phoebe Lyons

eighteen shades I am eighteen shades of blue eighteen shades and my kneecaps they’re throbbing my wrists my veins my eighteen shades eighteen I am …

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Posted on Jun 26, 2015Dec 3, 2015 by: Germ Magazine guest author

there must be somewhere better (november 2011) by Rona Wang

November means sputtering rain that has no energy left for desperation, myths woven into cartilage sidewalks like hemp. A rush of street veins, the trains …

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Posted on Jun 20, 2015Sep 19, 2015 by: Seanna Pratt

A Taste for Blood by Seanna Pratt

It was another summer where I was waiting to find him, the sparkling apparition. All wide eyed, shoulders like concrete. They said I was wrong …

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Posted on May 16, 2015Dec 3, 2015 by: Germ Magazine guest author

Envision a Spherical ‘Perfect’ by Aleph Altman-Mills

  If you want to think of “perfect,” think of a house where no one lives and nothing creaks.             …

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Posted on May 13, 2015Dec 3, 2015 by: Germ Magazine guest author

I am ruined as I ruin by Madeleine Christie

I wish I could spit fire without burning my tongue. I’d destroy whole cities with a single word.           Madeleine Christie …

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