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You need darkness to see yourself.

DUST DAY BY AIDA KARANXHA BODE 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 55

The window was open and the wind was blowing the white lace curtains. I noticed my reflection on the glass of the dresser in the dark corner in her room, making me think that you do need darkness to see yourself.

You never know. That’s why you gotta live it every day.

1978 IN THREE-WAY TIE BY MARK GOZONSKY 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 55

My sister Anne came out of our green, two-storey house one May day, when the forsythia had just blossomed their spring-is-here yellow, and announced that you can hear music on the radio. This announcement changed everything.

Where do they go when it is all over.

TWILO BY DONNA DALLAS 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 55

I didn’t want to be afraid of who I was.

SHAME WAS ON THE OTHER SIDE BY SARAH BROKAMP 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 55

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SHAME WAS ON THE OTHER SIDE BY SARAH BROKAMP, DUST DAY BY AIDA KARANXHA BODE, TWILO BY DONNA DALLAS, 1978 IN THREE-WAY TIE BY MARK GOZONSKY, ALL THE WAYS WERE DARKENED BY CLARK MERREFIELD, ON THE ROAD BY NANCY LIND, ATLANTIC CITY LOVE STORY BY DOMINIC ROSEGARDEN.

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