Through the Magnolia Trees
Kate CunninghamPondering the psyche, the presence of play in adulthood, and how to be wholly myself
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Hunt for Me, but I Do the Killing
My boyfriend sends me a text. Mind you, I am still getting comfortable with calling him “boyfriend.” My dad actually thinks that that’s a patriarchy thing, which is funny because I’ve had to correct him before when he references his coworke...
Downward dog & what're your demons?
People say sit with the feeling and I do not understand. Where should we sit? Do I take my feelings with me to run errands? To the nape of an oak tree for a picnic? To my mom’s house for dinner? Is it more like a date or hanging out with a...
Reach Over, It Feels Like Rubber
My mom said goodnight to me and when she leaned close I told her that I had my first kiss on the floor of the room down the hall. She acted excited. Maybe she was, but maybe she also had to pretend because she knew one day it wouldn’t be al...
Nonsensical Strangling & Roadtripping Organs!
One Friday (the night of the first rain after the fires) my friends went dancing and I did not. I walked home from the bar, well to my car that was at Tianna’s. As I waited to cross the street a car with an intercom outside of it hollered “...
Will my pumpkin insides even rot?
I have often wondered if Los Angeles is making me ill. I used to never throw up and when I moved here two and half (almost) years ago I started throwing up often. Various reasons. My allergies are worse here too. I wake up congested and my...
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