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/ August 25, 2021
Every time we meet you ask if I got new glasses. I thought we were better friends than that.
Alisa Golden tries not to make a spectacle of herself.
Every time we meet you ask if I got new glasses. I thought we were better friends than that.
Alisa Golden tries not to make a spectacle of herself.
White rose petals, glasses of wine, a fading sunset—holding your hand through the streets of Paris, I knew I should’ve left you long ago.
Daniel Boyko is a writer.
When he couldn’t find the remote, he thought, damn, she took that too.
Dorothy Kollat is a writer in Southern California and author of Broken Pieces.