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Our love lost poet has writer’s block

Our love lost poet has writer’s block

by Seraphina Malinche   Dear Editor, I can’t write a poem because I feel stunted. My creativity has detached from me. This weekend I realized that I’ve broken up with the man I loved. I didn’t [...]

Sugary Soliloquy, Inspired by My Cookie

Sugary Soliloquy, Inspired by My Cookie

by Seraphina Malinche I returned to my city and was reunited with my beloved. We went to the zoo. We drank stolen Manhattans. And then, when the night was almost over, I bought an Alfajoreo from [...]

The Poet I Loved

The Poet I Loved

by Seraphina Malinche   Once a poet gifted me a book of poems and in the margin I wrote my own. Someday I’ll read my children a poem and tell them I once loved a poet. [...]

Juan

Juan

by Seraphina Malinche   Juan chose not to see me, not to hear me speak and to shut me out of his world. His decisions drive his reality and he chose to not let me be [...]

Tanguero

Tanguero

by Seraphina Malinche A smile and a wink So simply began A stolen kiss in the stairwell A midnight cup of coffee Oh hopeless Tanguero You fed me your chamuyo You led me through the milonga No [...]