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It’s Not Gonna Be a Poem, Jeff

By Madeline On November 10, 2016 · Add Comment
It's not gonna be a poem
my feeling is
we got to give this guy a chance
with all his flaws
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Wearing masks drains me: Piera T

By Madeline On November 6, 2016 · Add Comment
Wearing masks drains me like a biting mosquito throwing wasted disguises down a sink drain beneath bed rock and
under subway tunnels, through passageways to hypothetical locations indeterminable to any one person, the place
where dust bunnies always are and the thing you put down for 15 seconds was waiting.
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Pre-Departure Checklist, Adam H. C.

By Madeline On October 22, 2016 · Add Comment
0015z
Pre-Departure Checklist
1. Crew Rest: 38.5 hours of wakefulness /
2. Pro Gear:
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Brooklyn, NY, Bushwick: Anthony S.

By Madeline On September 25, 2016 · Add Comment
Everyday is not like
the previous day.
The Media in
2016 is absurd.
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You’re More or Less: Alan D.

By Madeline On September 11, 2016 · Add Comment
You're more / or less a punk who thinks the fact of your coffee consumption makes you
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The Bard and Her Muses: Jessica H.

By Madeline On August 26, 2016 · Add Comment
Bards appear in the most unlikely
of guises. This one is platinum blonde—
wears a hot pink jumper that I could never pull off.
Not now, anyhow.
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I Sleep With the Window Open: Max H.

By Madeline On August 22, 2016 · Add Comment
I sleep with the window open.
3 a.m. I look out, woken
by a strange hiss.
A red 50's style truck
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In the Mirrored Elevator: Mara M.

By Madeline On August 15, 2016 · 4 Comments
In the mirrored elevator
A metallic moving box
3 souls connect
As the artist merged the colors
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Oven Love: Regan H.

By Madeline On July 27, 2016 · Add Comment
He called me his oven
the appliance
in the kitchen of his life
which took the most patience
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I Can’t Believe You Gave Me Flat Seltzer: Virginia J.

By Madeline On July 18, 2016 · Add Comment
I can't believe you gave me
flat seltzer.
After everything else, after all
After all, seltzer's only job is to fizz.
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