Body - Issue #79
Minding the Sounds
Veronica Casrtillion
Twin Cities
James Cihlar
Shrimp
Amy Hosig
Everything is Roundness
Rocco Lungarellio
Easy
Carley Moore
The First Between
Carley Moore
The Hitchhiker
Delisa Mulkey
Pepper Pike, 1999
Sanjana Nair
Funeral Arrangement
Adam Nussbaum
Roman Busts
Ghita Orth
University Library
Eric Ozawa
5:43am
Julie Ritter
Details I
Sam Ruddick
Surgery with Violin
Sam Ruddick
Hand Dip
Ravi Shankar
Eczema
Noel Sikorski
"Make it like your skin"
Noel Sikorski
Fever
Hillery Stone
Teaticket Road
Steven Tarlow
Landscape
Tess Taylor
 
Coco
Lindsay Anderberg

Snap
Miah Arnold

Things Left Behind
Birdsall

Last Meeting of the China Moon Pain Club
Susan Cokal

Missing
Megan Harlan

Inked into Skin
Jacqueline Kolosov

Bread
Debra Liese

Profession of the Body
Geoff Wyss

 
Piece of the Week
Coco
by Lindsay Anderberg

When I woke up I knew I was pregnant with Coco. It was raining and my window was open. While I was sleeping, droplets of water had pushed through the screen holes and ricocheted off of the windowsill's chipping, white paint in unlikely trajectories. The drops landed in an uneven spray across the blanket covering my body. I could not feel the wetness yet - it was still too delicate. I could only smell it. Coco would not be able to feel or smell raindrops for another nine months. Coco was still just a cluster of a cells; she was difficult to feel in a physical sense. But I knew she was there. Some new energy lay deep within me beneath my own cell layers. I remembered a schematic from my Bio textbook...


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