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A Palestinian, a Sudanese, and the third was a Moroccan
By Monzer Masri“it’s impossible for me even to guess / since as they say / he really has no country of his own.”
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Poetry
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On Angst
By Jamieson Webster“What Lacan figures as structural alienation, Cixous writes as bodily anguish.”
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Lala and Waldy
By Elias Rodriques“It must have burned him up to hear Waldy brag to the girl who kicked his tooth out.”
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By J. D. Daniels“Medical stories should not be suspenseful. She lived.”
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Good Tank Farms
By Millicent Borges Accardi“They are like men because they are isolated / yet stand in the rain, surrounded by mounds / of dirt and asphalt to catch spillover—”
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How I stole the outline of a deer
By Alice Oswald“I swiveled my head then to find a deer / camouflaged by the leaves no longer there / ‘what should I do with someone’s silhouette?’ ”
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Fly-play
By Alice Oswald“She merely rotates for me her mask / as if to bring something / born in one world back in another”
