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“A Case for Violins” by Frank William Finney

Posted on June 3, 2022

Pulled from  the mouth of the mother  tongue. These words are all I carry now. They bend. They crack. They disappear. They hide inside the inner ear. They shake  the […]

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“Vienna Night 3: Brazilian Exchange Students” by Jesse Swire

Posted on October 24, 2016

portuguese lyric lilt xe’s, lifting ocean inflection  lifted south american toneflexing a talker’s tongue one ganders in psychadelic wonder when they codeswitch– one is jealous my rudimentary spanish gives nothing, […]

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