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The Shanghai Excursion

Stephanie Guo, the marzipan-loving flute player, takes us on a trip through a Shanghai market.

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Ekphrasis (The Portrait)

Talking to inanimate objects is something that Stephanie Guo, the marzipan-loving flute-player, understands.

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Apocalypse

Amalia Bowen-Sicalides’s poem “Apocalypse” deals with an apocalypse of the heart.

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D Minus 39

Dante Yardas´s poem, a winner in the Parallax-Online Apocalypse Writing Contest, takes us to the depths of the apocalypse.

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He Who is Birthed from Suicide’s Loins

Devin Debowski, a 17-year-old studying 3-D art at Idyllwild Arts Academy, delves into the dark with this collection of vignettes, poems, and items.

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Roll Your Tongue Back

Rebecca Cox shows the reader what it means to want.

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Where Violet Dies, Poisoned by Her Own Self-Hatred

Isaac Dwyer’s character suffers a violent death.

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The Thoughts of the Trees

Hailey Desprez, of Orange County High School of the Arts, where she studies theatre, shares with us a ballad of the woodlands.

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I Hope You Have Thought of Me

Kali White tells a story of loss and loneliness, providing a translation alongside her Spanish lyric.

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This You Have Learned

Someone is having a little existential crisis in Becky Hirsch’s poem “This You Have Learned.”

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