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Page 102 from Issue 99

skim-shoes at all, but old-fashioned footfalls muted by snow. But they grew louder until they were no longer ... him. Nothing. I tried to tell him something funny, get him laughing, but I wasn't really ... the window. Me? he asked, pointing to his wide chest. I didn't know what I was seeing. ...
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Page 80 from Issue 124

tative mother-in-law, At her sentencing, I blathered something, as judges are wont to do, about finding ... emotion, would never dream of doing anything that would lead to a prison cell. I would not know where to ... ranging from the nascently devious to the incredibly heinous because of something uncontrollable they ...
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Page 99 from Issue 105

Spring/Summer 1999
other side of the entrance from where I was sitting. Don't ask me why we all parked on that ... sitting on it, believe me, for a half an hour or more, right where I said." "I know ... daughter on the grass about thirty feet away. He looks at his wife across the small table they're ...
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Page 99 from Issue 77

Winter 1989/90
a young mother with a whiny, small, three- year-old boy. They talked for a few minutes, as mothers do at ... forty. Why didn't you do something with your degree? Because you're a fuck-up, ... Page 99 from Issue 77 dren, Miles would go on loving him in his absence, as children of soldiers ...
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Time and Oranges

Molly Beckwith
father’s name is Diego. He says: Nina, pay attention. You have to know that all oranges are one big cosmic ... as any. He says: I was once a victim of those oranges. We both were. By now they’re sitting ... : I didn’t know at first. But then, all that business with your mother. I realized later I must have ripped ...
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Page 598 from Issue 63

know what to do." "They're only stories," my mother said. ... stories," I told them. "They get him all worked up. He wants to do something, but he don't ... without even saying Excuse me and went out to the porch. It was as dark as the dreams of a sleeping bear; ...
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Page 176 from Issue 86

something? How do you suppose they know?" "How does he kiss her?" she asks me ... do?" Jonquil asks. "When they're alone?" I flush. "How do I know ... you asking me then? If you know it all already?" She doesn't answer, just gets up ...
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Page 132 from Issue 61

me. I love cuddling up in bed with you. You're so soft, you smell so nice, I love you more ... stayed shut. "Just sleep, Leah. Continue to sleep. It's all right. You're just ... with the person you're walking with and using most to all your own energy as you would when ...
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Page 80 from Issue 36

Why's he buying me all this, Freddy? You know?" He felt Grandfather's old worn eyes ... easy. Funny, though. His buying me all these new things. Your father, I mean." Now a new fear ... upon him. "You'd tell me, wouldn't you? If you knew?" And softly ...
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Still Breath

Rasheeda Saka
upturned lips, and at the end, she would say they were chill. It reminded me of my father, just before he ... at the sky. “Kids are deep without knowing they’re deep.” “What about you?” I asked, peeking at her. ... I thought of my mother and Yemisi, all of them melding into one. I tried to imagine their lives, what they ...

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