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Poetry Walk

Melissa Eleftherion

Why do certain shrubs smell like pee

Capitalism

The father of desire

His face a white light

We fall into it

or die trying

Melissa Eleftherion is a writer, librarian, and a visual artist. Born & raised in Brooklyn, she earned an MFA in Poetry from Mills College, and an MLIS from San Jose State University. She is the author of field guide to autobiography (The Operating System, 2018), & numerous chapbooks including little ditch (above/ground press, 2018). Melissa now lives in Mendocino County where she manages the Ukiah Library, teaches creative writing, & curates the LOBA Reading Series.

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ISSUE TWENTY TWO: Less Malty Rye

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Samantha Duncan
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Hunter Therron
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Melissa Eleftherion
   Poetry Walk
   Ephemeroptera

Gordon Blitz
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