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Becoming Bodies

observations of a chronic face-lift scar by the bathroom mirror

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when Eye saw I:
the beaver blade’s best
frenemy, Stomach inverse-
lurche...
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Hydrangea

The clouds were hydrangeas. If you could run your fingers through them, they would part and merrily disintegrate into formless debris. Their locomotion occurred in varying shades of blue: tenderly violent, an ideal craftwork of mild melanch...

a month ago
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The Evolving Nature of Teenage Rebellion

A lot of people have said this before, but I’ve never met anyone that has.

Why am I nostalgic for a time where I was-for lack of better words- so fucking depressed?

But I look at myself through the mirror wearing my cap and gown, and I ca...

a month ago
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What do you bring to the table? Nothing, actually. I don’t even like the table

2:30 p.m., the metro from Karunamoi to Esplanade.

There’s a copy of The Second Sex on my lap, a bag at my feet. The train stops at Sealdah. I sigh. The gates open nonetheless.

There’s a woman standing in front of me, a very ostentatious s...

a month ago
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The Death of Art

it’s summer again,
and I wonder,
how long will it take for another dreadful december,
to gnaw at our ribs?

the butterfly has crossed past us,
with its yellow wings,
surrounding us like cobwebs,
that melts off like dewdrops—
o...

a month ago
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  • TTE Team

    where you get a little bit of everything ☾ ⋆*・゚ \ud83d\udc8c [email protected]

  • abhinav

    I can count on my pen to never run out of ink. he/him.

  • Deep Swell & Dusty Neon

    Long-shots, chill rips and piquant lines, on the roll of deviant times…rip-more-reads of the bro-migo breed: https://www.clipsfromtheclose-out.com/. \ud83e\udd19\ud83c\udfff\ud83d\ude0e

  • Caroline Huckeba

    writer & editor

  • Pages Plots & Peculiarities

    This is an attempt to get back to writing creatively because corporate has all but sterilised my vocabulary.

  • Mehek

    and though greatly he failed, more greatly he dared.

  • heidi

    i write poems, articles and stories.

  • shyam

    they say i am a dreamer, but i am not the only one

  • girlmoss

    A movie reviewer with a chronic yearning ailment

  • Ani's Entries

    obscure to myself

  • mon

    local woman with internet access discovers blog sites.

  • adeen ahmed ✮

    teenage muslim girl who has Very Big Thoughts sometimes

  • Lisa Hazel Wilson

    very silly stuff

  • Akshara

    Writer & Creator of Springtimefuneral

  • paromita

    20 y/o lesbian majoring in english literature, here to write about poetry and art.

  • R. Paller

    R. Paller first contributed his writing to a "Dadaist" typewritten xerox publication in 1999. His work has been accepted by Down In The Dirt, Journal De Folie, and The Third Eye. He has a book forthcoming on Frolic Press.

  • charlotte baxter
  • Mishika Bhatia

    Student, scientist, and writer at the University of Michigan. My work is primarily focused on science, storytelling, and the ways culture shapes public understanding.

  • mai

    Mai is a young aspiring writer who can often be found in parks. She loves movies and music and she firmly believes that art can heal the world.

  • Lena Hadley

    Writer/Actor/Movie Enthusiast

  • Liam Roj Curaming

    Liam Roj Curaming is an undergraduate world history student studying at Duke Kunshan University. Philippine-born but Brunei-based, he writes poetry to interrogate his sojourner-like existence. His poetry has been published at the DKU Lilypad.

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