“Surprise Visit” by Jalen Eutsey
Mangoes ripening in a wicker basket—tough and green, you could skin themand eat them with salt. In...
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Mangoes ripening in a wicker basket—tough and green, you could skin themand eat them with salt. In...
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Naming is an act of caring—Martha, Toughie,Celia the Pyrenean ibex who died twice.I take 齐 for...
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Winner of the 2024 Robert and Adele Schiff Award in poetry When I was a child,my fire burned black...
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I didn’t play footballfor the coach.I played soccerthough my fathercoached football.He was a...
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The train curved around the mountains of West Virginia, and my father said to look out the window....
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Winner of the 2024 Robert and Adele Schiff Award in literary nonfiction 1 Pears fall to the yard,...
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Winner of the 2024 Robert and Adele Schiff Award in fiction At night I kept my Jesus folded small...
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In the days following the tragedy, after the funerals were over and even the local papers had...
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This prose poem captures a modern relationship hollow from within, echoing T. S. Eliot.
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