Breadfather
All night our mother formed him from memory. She kneaded the dough into the body that we knew. His leg: […]
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“On Seeing Your Clothes on Someone Else” by Karen Downs-Barton
Karen Downs-Barton ON SEEING YOUR CLOTHES ON SOMEONE ELSE Sometimes, waiting outside the dining hall, or standing in line for
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The Accountant
The accountant played numbers all day. “They speak to me,” he said, like butterflies alighting, all plus-ed and minus-ed and
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Al-Anon
We are all in the wrong hands. Before he was drinking, He held me like a drink. Before he was
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Train of Thought
Caution, the doors are about to close. Scribbling on the inbound train from Highland Park to Chicago, I’ve read Brent
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Tourette’s Sonnets
My right hand shakes. What should I tell the children I teach? This could be a very cruel lesson: your