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First Maps

July 16, 2020 The Hellebore

Prehistoric maps were unfeigned, exquisitely etched in the ephemeral soil, by the dead, using sharp rocks, elegant index finger bones,…

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Posted in: Fiction, Issue Five: Black Moss Filed under: Dan A. Cardoza, Flash Fiction, Literary Magazine, The Hellebore Press

The Mind Block & The Dissociative American Dream

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The Mind Block There are parts of me I have not buried because everything you bury comes out alive, eventually.…

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Posted in: Issue Five: Black Moss, Poetry Filed under: Indie Publisher, Linda Abdul-Samad, Literary Magazine, Poetry, The Hellebore, The Hellebore Press

I Guess We Miss Her & Ante, Inter, Deinde

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I Guess We Miss Her I guess we miss her; she doesAnd she does, and she does.My mother rarely talks…

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Posted in: Issue Five: Black Moss, Poetry Filed under: Lindz McLeod, Literary Magazine, Poetry, The Hellebore Press

sun lore & flux

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sun lore i dreamt the sun was dripping / blood / colors of the moon inverted / / i dreamt…

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Posted in: Issue Five: Black Moss, Poetry Filed under: Literary Magazine, Nadia Gerrasimenko, Poetry, The Hellebore Press

Salt Margins, Refugee, & Night Swim

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Salt Margins The doorway is filling with purple moths.They come out of the forestlike troubled myths, wanting reclamation,wanting to be…

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Posted in: Issue Five: Black Moss, Poetry Filed under: Literary Magazine, Poetry, Seth Jani, The Hellebore Press

Family Tree

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Slowly, sickly, our tongues turnto yellow leaves.Like an unclean face, wrinkledthere were hundreds of us,mouths twisting around branchesa slippery wet…

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Posted in: Issue Five: Black Moss, Poetry Filed under: Literary Magazine, Nabeela Saghir, Poetry, The Hellebore Press

Home Fires Burning

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“I’ll be right back.” You slide awkwardly out of the booth, adolescent limbs a jumble beneath the table. When you…

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Posted in: Fiction, Issue Five: Black Moss Filed under: Flash Fiction, Literary Magazine, Marsha Timblin, The Hellebore Press

your father calls you 小王子

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so you tie the passing gulls to your wristand let them pull you into the sky. stop in the streetto…

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Posted in: Issue Five: Black Moss, Poetry Filed under: Literary Magazine, Poetry, Quinn Lui, The Hellebore Press

this flower of guilt

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is a thorn-ripped hole, at first, dad your absencea blood-pooled maw where i throw thingsnever to be seen again i…

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Posted in: Issue Five: Black Moss, Poetry Filed under: Literary Magazine, Mela Bust, Poetry, The Hellebore, The Hellebore Press

Emily as the Tree Line’s Highest Leaf

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Fuck gravity.I just want to watch herdefy the tides. Darren C. Demaree is the author of fourteen poetry collections, most…

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Posted in: Issue Five: Black Moss, Poetry Filed under: Darren C. Demaree, Indie Publishing, Literary Magazine, Micro Poetry, Poetry, The Hellebore, The Hellebore Press

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