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Late Night Letters To Them, By: Rue Mour

Late Night Letters To Them, By: Rue Mour

Rue Mour
December 2, 2025

there’s not much romance in the things I want to do you but maybe there is i want to taste your sleep i want the scent of you in the morning to permeate my skin like an invisible sonnet i want to wear the moment you called out for a deity you don’t believe in as a…

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Doll, By: Fiona Flores

Doll, By: Fiona Flores

Fiona Flores
November 26, 2025

She’s made of porcelainNot looking so cleanLook at her pretty eyesSuch a poor disguise I see the blood spilt on her handsSee the clock saying demandWhy can’t you…

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Esteemed, By: Lauren O'Sullivan

Esteemed, By: Lauren O Sullivan

Lauren O Sullivan
November 26, 2025

She has everything I never had like a big self esteem and an arts degree oh I wish you would leave her I’m sure you need her but…

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Lessons Learned in 1989 Empowering Women Today By Andrew Cyr

Lessons Learned in 1989: Empowering Women Today, By: Andrew Cyr

It was the summer of ‘89when Leo and Jackie hiredworkers to replace the tan carpetwith a mahogany floor.It was a scorched earthfor…

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Portrait of a Cereal Killer, By: Gordon Roberts

Portrait of a Cereal Killer, By: Gordon Roberts

Tower of colour and right angled cornersPictures of Tigers small toy includedRow upon row of anonymous numbersChemical hooksUnnatural looksVouchers for funDeteriorationOf healthAnd…

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Macreme, By: Michael H. Brownstein

Macreme, By: Michael H. Brownstein

I cannot get a grip on this–race replacement theory, genocide, violent intolerance.Nor can I find an endpoint–words and prayer; poetry, maybe; a…

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