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Volume Four Issue Two

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Marcus Jackson:
Woman in Secret

Jessica Patapoff:
Waiting

Laura Sobbott Ross:
Florida: The Final Frontier

Teneice Durrant Delgado:
Remnants

James Owens:
At Last Apollo Becomes Marsyas

Sandra S. McRae:
Nice Work If You Can Get It

Abigail Carroll:
The Way a Fish

Nathan Pillman:
August in Illinois

Sarah Creech:
The Last Butcher of Lynchburg

George Moore:
The Language School

Antonia Clark

The Antonym of Rain

There are no entries for the antonym of rain. More than mere aridity: a gentle ascending what rises from the bodies of the dead, what nearly undoes us, but keeps us from becoming undone restoring dust to our windows haze to the cleansed air a necessary condition between sorrow and relief.

Sandra S. McRae:
all the way to just about there

Stacia M. Fleegal:
Clarification

Antonia Clark:
The Antonym of Rain

Marcus Jackson:
Crack Cook

Laura Sobbott Ross:
At Age Twelve

Christopher Lee Miles:
Learning Farther from Father

John Dorsey:
Iron City Independence Day Poem

Teneice Durrant Delgado:
Suburb Diva

Bill Shelton:
October Burning

Michael Sandler:
Rainwater

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