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  1. Issue · Aug 2, 2026

    Small Talk (opens the original)

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    I hate small talk, she saysI only want depth,and I laugh, knowing I say the same thing.I know the urge to namethe elephant in the room, to tossthe inappropriate question into the middle of a platitude, to lobThe secret teachings of the agesinto a nail color conversation, the compulsion like Kafka, to be the axthat shatters the frozen sea, to breakThis hall of mirrorsany way we can, shoutingDo you see the world burning?But today I want to talk small. I want a sign of wonder, a harbinger on golden

  2. Issue · Jul 22, 2026

    Remember Me Standing (opens the original)

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    They will paint me kneelingon the bones of the sun,draw threadsof a red pastin my hands, color meforgotten, write my exitin a garden.Our garden.They will not seeunion born beyond the kenof human vision, your eyesthe only ones to name what I hold,shell of abalone, pearlof legend, descending,transcending.This is not surrender.Consecration,conflagration, wingand river,orchard and flame, my handsopening, unfoldingall I kept sacred, the dewof Eden’s morning meetingember and feather, <br

  3. Issue · Jul 19, 2026

    Out Beyond (opens the original)

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    Out beyond walls of logic and stone, there is a garden. I’ll meet you there.To this place without sinew and bone, without rank and resource, comebringing body and memorywithout pause, without falter.It is a place without rush, without noise, only the singing of windin the leaves of the rowan tree, a circle of free women, free menhuman and hand to hand, knowing that we cannot see what is behind us.But in this place, face to faceand hand to hand, we can see the missing direction.Here we stand, in

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