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Poetry by Juliette Sebock
she saw him.
walking the streets—
her heart
stopped from the periphery.
Marías at Sampaguitas
Aug 10, 20201 min read
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Prose by Khushee Dogra
My thoughts are transient but the feeling…it is perpetual. When I say perpetual, I mean like the screams outside my door.
Marías at Sampaguitas
Aug 10, 20202 min read
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Flash Fiction by Dylan Morison
The opposite of girl-love is girl-hate.
Marías at Sampaguitas
Aug 10, 20202 min read
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Flash Fiction by SM Colgan
It is not that you have a crush on her. She is as straight as the day is long and has a boyfriend for what? Three years now? Four?
Marías at Sampaguitas
Aug 10, 20201 min read
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Poetry by Khalisa Rae
All around me women are brick
laying. Hand filthy from mortar,
fingernails red from the clay
they packed together to mold
their fortress.
Marías at Sampaguitas
Aug 6, 20201 min read
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Poetry by Laura Tavasse
a cheap pink plastic rose and I
board the train.
Marías at Sampaguitas
Aug 6, 20201 min read
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Poetry by Renee Agatep
He minds the screaming
kettle, silentious and steady,
measured in teaspoons
of amber clover bouquets
Marías at Sampaguitas
Aug 5, 20201 min read
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Poetry by Khushee Dogra
*Breeding ground for ill nurtured men*
The day i found a suicide letter in mother’s room.
Mine thought about committing suicide
Marías at Sampaguitas
Aug 5, 20202 min read
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Poetry by Allison Bohn
I knew what she meant, but I can't help but think “Missus”: the misstep of the Missus.
Marías at Sampaguitas
Aug 4, 20201 min read
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Poetry by Akanksha Patra
My frail mother
cries into a fishbowl
then, drinks it down in a gulp.
Marías at Sampaguitas
Aug 4, 20202 min read
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Poetry by Akanksha Patra
where I come from—
women wear blood-thick awlta on their feet,
it fills up the cracks on their soles like Kaveri’s tributaries.
Marías at Sampaguitas
Aug 4, 20202 min read
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Poetry by Nick Newman
When I first write this story, my pencil
snaps halfway through the first sentence
I pick up another but a hand crumples me.
Marías at Sampaguitas
Aug 4, 20201 min read
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Poetry by Khalisa Rae
she said she only picks the half-grown ones
a fig and lemon tree nursed past the delicate
stages, a bonsai or begonia watered in a nursery
Marías at Sampaguitas
Aug 4, 20201 min read
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Poetry by Christine Fojas
Doorways open
in the gradient hour
when light’s long fingers bend
and the encantos slip
from one realm to another
dancing in the shadows
Marías at Sampaguitas
Jul 31, 20201 min read
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Poetry by Maria S. Picone
the first time she falls, you are there to catch her
the second time, plants and tender keepsakes break
the fall
Marías at Sampaguitas
Jul 31, 20201 min read
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Poetry by Seán Griffin
consider the marigold
whose ripple petals & slight sweet scent
repels pests seeking to feast
on the cucumbers, melons, asters
sharing soil.
Marías at Sampaguitas
Jul 31, 20202 min read
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Poetry by Nick Newman
In the reflection, silence wears my face, slinks
behind my eyes, purrs as (I) ripple.
Marías at Sampaguitas
Jul 31, 20201 min read
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Poetry by Alexander P. Garza
The healing plant,
not just a folktale
but one that sutures
torn skin.
Marías at Sampaguitas
Jul 30, 20201 min read
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Poetry by Alexander P. Garza
The blade of the flame
flickers reflection on the edge
of the lighter, eternal
incendiary tool.
Marías at Sampaguitas
Jul 30, 20201 min read
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Poetry by Alexander P. Garza
Oh, winged instrument,
how you’ve always captured
my heart into each string.
Marías at Sampaguitas
Jul 30, 20201 min read
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