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Volume Three Issue Two

Cover

Masthead

Sara Henning:
Adolescence

Edward Byrne:
Fishing Boats in Afternoon Light

Laura E. Davis:
Missing

M.J. Iuppa:
Eavesdropping

Davide Trame:
Gout

Chas Hoppe:
Coda

Jennifer Wong:
The Last Monologues

Sharlene W.N. Teo:
End Games

Lois Marie Harrod:
Marlene Mae Likens Her Mother to Omega

Michael James Gossett:
The Pensacola Beach Pier

Robert Hastings

The Meaning of It

We are born to contend for the top spot We are born to endure through self-preservation to divide from the rest of the herd We are born to clutter the freight trains of the world We are born to hustle soul from the good and the just To load our pistols with a smile with style For every year of peace on Earth, there have been 400 years of war We are born to plant roses at the feet of our dead

Grace Marie Grafton:
Vivid

Justin Dodd:
The Accident

John C. Mannone:
The Pines of Maunabo

Sara Henning:
Little Match Girl

Glenn Ashley Paterson:
Inside Elizabeth

Luanne Castle:
Focus

Jessica Barrog:
Pedophile

Robert Hastings:
The Meaning of It

Caitlin Mackenzie:
The Dive

Cyndle Plasted Rials:
Out of Water Fashioned

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