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Flash Fiction by Juliette Sebock
As Simple As Flowers "Do you have the time?" Lina looked up from her salad and book to see her colleague standing over her left shoulder....

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 27, 20192 min read


Poem by Shreyaa Tandel
How to draw a cloud The air bereft a voice Drew something A few only paid heed to It curved a line It pushed a shade A bit here And a...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 27, 20191 min read


Call for a Social Media Intern
We need a remote social media intern to assist our lovely team with uploading posts to our Instagram feed. This individual may use...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 27, 20191 min read


Mixed Media by Malaka Gharib
Malaka Gharib is a Filipina Egyptian American writer and artist based in Washington, D.C. She is the author of "I Was Their American...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 24, 20191 min read


Photography by Rosie Carter
Rosie Carter is a photographer, illustrator, and writer based in Boston, Massachusetts. Her work has previously been published in Imagine...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 24, 20191 min read


Poem by Samuel Guest
thursday, june 6th, 2019 chickadee doyen virile plumage observes tractor mutiny from the safety of a chain-linked fence contemplating...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 24, 20191 min read


Poem by Samuel Guest
sunday, february 3rd, 2019 it’s drizzling it’s boring ice melted down to disheveled graveyards a bleak atmosphere intensified by the...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 24, 20191 min read


REACHING FOR YOU by Jerry Chiemeke
REACHING FOR YOU On some mornings it's across the office door And on some evenings it's beside the bedroom wall But there is no form of...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 24, 20192 min read


BEYOND HELP by Jerry Chiemeke
BEYOND HELP A plea for her to come around one minute becomes a request to be alone with my thoughts the next, the sounds that get me...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 24, 20191 min read


Poem by Shreyaa Tandel
The Monsoon Sky Dimming it's last torch Off and on On and off And again on And again off He goes so for a couple of months With veils...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 23, 20191 min read


Mixed Media by Malaka Gharib
Malaka Gharib is a Filipina Egyptian American writer and artist based in Washington, D.C. She is the author of "I Was Their American...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 20, 20191 min read


Interview with Natalie Lim
Hi! I’m Natalie. I’m a writer, occasional musician, unashamed nerd, and soon-to-be graduate of the School of Communication at Simon...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 19, 20194 min read


Poem by Christine Fojas
Second Thoughts not quite an abecedarian Take our souls out of limbo, and fly up Above the trees, the mountain peaks, over Icy, desolate...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 19, 20191 min read


Poem by Malaka Gharib
in the end it was all flowers in the end it was all flowers: the arrhythmia moles and scars wrinkles and white hair veins and callouses...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 18, 20191 min read


Poem by Sasha Monroe
Your Puerility the way you dAnce to (unusual) melodies the way you (sing) with me you cock your head & stick (out) your tongue where do...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 18, 20191 min read


Poem by Sasha Monroe
Daydream for i crave ideas i build new lives in the blink of a (rose colored) eye ;erasing fears & imagining life without shades of grey...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 18, 20191 min read


Poem by Sasha Monroe
Kept Promise Frac-tured (oath) of ours & solid vows ;that bind are my sUmmer night to let go was to (keep) the oath Sasha Monroe is a...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 18, 20191 min read


Poem by Sasha Monroe
Tinged (impurely)Bruised unto flesh;they relate They retell a past Of Repeating whims (Irate) Dec-a-dent Long before, and well after as...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 18, 20191 min read


Poem by Nashira Rose
martyr i did not say anything because i did not want to turn the knife against myself. did not want to turn myself into target, did...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 18, 20191 min read


Poem by Alan Parry
Almost Summer in june the air is so warm and soft you could kiss it and sad butterflies that remind me of grandmother rest on the...

Marías at Sampaguitas
Jun 15, 20191 min read
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