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Volume Two Issue One

Cover

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Jim Daniels:
Moving to Miami

Glenn Sheldon:
Perpetual Holiday

Carolynn Kingyens:
Remains of a Crime Scene

David McLean:
the rocks on the hill

Iain Macdonald:
Absent

Gina Ferrara:
Etched in Graphite

Michael Kocinski:
In the Still of the Night

Luigi Monteferrante

Motherhood

She sat at the edge of the bath Staring down at the child Didn't laugh or smile — and an incisor Caught on her lip And hung exposed Get a good rub And the girl rubbed her little arm With a soapy sponge Now you scrub proper And she scrubbed her legs proper And don't forget your ears And she poked her ears Twisted her fingers As if she were winding herself up Like a clock And on a whim Blew her nose in the water You twit And got a smack Out now And come to dinner As you are The girl went dripping To the table The cutlery silver Sharp

Charles Rafferty:
Arizona

Glenn Sheldon:
Dumping a Lover, Seeking Another

Anastasia Clark:
Epitaphs in the Alley

Zuzanna Nitecka:
untitled

Luigi Monteferrante:
Motherhood

Jim Daniels:
Blue Light

Carolynn Kingyens:
Vacation Bible School

Zuzanna Nitecka:
Christmas Day

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