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A Dream of Immunity
By Tejas Yadav
Spring is ripening the dark moss
Like hibernating moles
Now from locked-down holes
Some emerge into more chaos.
Two Poems
By Charles Rammelkamp Pandemic “They called it the ‘Black Death,’because of the color of the gangrenous flesh,”Mister Philby lectured, my mom’s colleagueat the school, here to drop off some papers,though they were all working from home now. “Bruised-looking, purplish, like an aubergine.The bacteria came from fleas,entered the bloodstream,clotted on the extremities – nose, hands, feet;theContinue reading “Two Poems”
‘What can Come’
By Alice Leventhal
“I live in the present.
But I exist in dread.”
Abigail Thomas wrote,
in her memoir,
What Comes Next.
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