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   Volume VII, Issue I

..:: POETRY ::..


..:: PROSE ::..

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    Volume VI, Issue I
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Poetry


Sailing Alone Around the World
Howie Good

A big policeman was pissing off the dock. Ancient women sitting in windows facing the street squeezed their sad, tired tits at me. I had sailed through a fog, though others said it was poison gas, the blindness of a despised regime. The fort at the entrance to Thieves' Bay fired the sunset gun. Something cried that had no name.

 

 

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