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Election Night Blues - Ken Poyner In this metaphorical whirlwind version of modern trust and desire, Poyner reminds us who is being gutted The Beggar’s Leg - Adam Valen Levinson Sometimes when we walk by someone in need, we are acutely conscious of our callousness Dawn's Storm - Daniel Giardina There is a storm brewing over America, and not even a cup of expensive coffee will hold it at bay Guest of the SSS - Sylva Nze Ifedigbo The thrill of democracy comes at a price, but we rarely see the impact of that price on our lives Puppies - Raud Kennedy Sometimes being humanity's best friend is not such a good deal for the canine Man, you should have been there - Ben Macnair The fantasies of rock star fame can persevere into adulthood, as long as you don't give up your day job All That Comes From Ores - Eleanor Leonne Bennett Commonplace items tell us who we are and what we want So Oblivious - Emily Dillner Most of us are untouched by what happens next door, but not when we reach out Leveling the Playing Field - Paul Hostovsky A poem that provides a counterpoint to more than a few stories in this issue, Hostovsky reminds us that uneven ground can be reworked You Can Be Whatever You Want to Be - Raud Kennedy A dog's life can seem enviable, depending on what is expected of you as a child |
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