Volume 2: Unbelonging Tag
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On her fifth life, Georgia stops trying to save the world.
She gave it her all. She gave it four of her alls, actually; didn't even stop after the lucky third try left her smoldering on the metaphorical barbeque of a distracted amateur griller. Georgia spent...
Posted at 00:58h
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I want to be a Girl
The way that angels are girls:
With flowing white cotton hugging waists,
Bare feet that won’t be made to bleed by the glass they step on.
Ephemeral physicality, but a forever impression.
But I am only a girl
In that I blush when you say...
Posted at 00:46h
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Around twelve he slipped into the boardwalk diner; a cheap little place that reeked of nineties sensibilities. He’d had too many beers to pass for sober, but too few to really be drunk. His belly was warm. His vision spun softly when he looked in...
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The Aestheticism movement of the nineteenth century emphasized pleasure and experience. However, it also perpetuated a gendered hierarchy between the spheres of men and women: men dominated the public while women faced confinement within the domestic. Male artists and flâneurs had the privilege of observing...
Posted at 00:45h
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streaming into the liffey down the street, rivers
white and lovely ...
Posted at 00:44h
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I never liked country songs until I listened to them, and you never liked me until you met me, so I guess we're even. And every few months, I find flowers molding in my textbooks and in all my drawers are those crushed paper swans, the ones you folded from...
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June 2002, Before
It was early in June when the storm hits us.
It didn’t do much damage, besides ripping away one of the biggest branches from the maple tree. Just a week after we moved into this house, our neighbours told us about that half-dead, century-old...
Posted at 00:41h
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the words fell off my tongue
like the filling from a tangbao skin
inflections leaking out the sides
spilling broth down my chin
my throat burned
but i swallowed the sound.
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Posted at 00:37h
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Telemachus is not the only fatherless boy in Ithaca. When Odysseus left to go to war, he took the men of Ithaca with him, and now their sons are old enough to eye his palace and his wife. Telemachus does not want one of his...
Posted at 00:29h
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Remember running from the top of the hill telling stories about skeletons in the forest, Years later you buried yours there and I never knew All I had was a pencil sharpener shaped like a house and a spelling bee trophy that didn’t belong to me What did I do to...