Sarah A. Chavez Halfbreed Helene Contemplates Protest Capitalism Waiting in line at Safeway, Helene scrolls the pics on Wildfang’s Instagram admiring the straight-cut collared shirts. She pauses on one embossed with protestbuttons: “Cuz Liberty Was A Lady Too,” “Honk for Choice,” and “I Believe You.” But do they? H thinks. Always there seems in the commercial air to beContinue reading “Sarah A. Chavez – Halfbreed Helene Contemplates Protest Capitalism”
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Juan Luis Guzmán – Blood Meditations III
Juan Luis Guzmán Blood Meditations III Excerpts from an essay At the author’s request, this poem has been temporarily removed. It may return to the site in the future.
Sarah A. Chavez – Halfbreed Helene’s Greatest Blaspheme
Sarah A. Chavez Halfbreed Helene’s Greatest Blaspheme Halfbreed Helene knows that she has a mother and a father and a sister,but sometimes, sometimes, (most times), she feels as if she sprang pre-pubescent from the dry knot of a drought-parched poplar: always thirsty, unsureof which direction she should lean. She hears her peers thank their abuelasfor strength, thank their mamisContinue reading “Sarah A. Chavez – Halfbreed Helene’s Greatest Blaspheme”
Juan Luis Guzmán – Blood Meditations II
Juan Luis Guzmán Blood Meditations II Excerpts from an essay At the author’s request, this poem has been temporarily removed. It may return to the site in the future.
Sarah A. Chavez – Four Hours After You Died
Sarah A. Chavez Four Hours After You Died I dyed my hair purple. I would have done itanyway, but maybeless methodical, withmusic and dancing underthe line of bare bulbsin the bathroom of thishouse you didn’t get the chance to step in. I dyed my hair purple,our shared favorite color.Each rinsed strand glintsviolet after drying.You’d think it wasContinue reading “Sarah A. Chavez – Four Hours After You Died”