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Beltway Poetry Quarterly

Slam Issue

Poems and Essays:

How To Speak American

Introduction to the Slam Issue

My Mother’s Belly

New York

Not Thirst. Preparation.

Ode to Urban Dictionary

Outerspace

Prom

Some of My Favorite Jokes

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