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Issue 70
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Editor's Note
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POETRY
- Laure-Anne Bosselaar
- Mark S Burrows
- Jari Chevalier
- Matt Daly
- Martin Jude Farawell
- Maeve Kinkead
- Jack Kristiansen
- Edgar Kunz
- Dallas Lee
- Mike Lewis-Beck
- Laura Marris
- Bruce McRae
- John Minczeski
- Muriel Nelson
- Greg Nicholl
- Todd Portnowitz
- Wesley Rothman
- D. E. Steward
- Laura Swearingen-Steadwell
- Bruce Taylor
- Zg Tomaszewski
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FICTION
Issue > Poetry
Offering
We want and want
until want
is a fibrous growth
we can finger,
we can
nudge along
beneath the skin,
that swells
into
a great
wandering weight,
constantly shifting
our center of gravity,
until
we tilt
into each other,
and offer,
not our heart,
but this
malignant lump,
saying, "Feel it.
Feel
how big it's grown.
I have named it
after you."