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Fall 2026 / Volume 13.1
E. G. Cunningham
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sometimes an overcast day
produces brightest colors
your gender norms are a noose
the Ohio bridge still holds
the soul may be a thing
it’s certainly capable of haunting
the body is not a prize to be won
I like your heart, its sound and space
time music with no requirements
for entry in whatever contours
of the multiverse
at best we clutch a red thread thesis
love is both solvent and solution
substrate of experience
all animals are intelligent
capable of profound communication
of stitching and breaking
we need both
E. G. Cunningham is a poet, prose writer, and singer-songwriter whose work has appeared in AUTOCORRECT, Colorado Review, FUGUE, The Nation, Poetry London, The Poetry Review, ZYZZYVA, and other publications. Her latest books, the text-image collection Field Notes, was published in 2025 by River River Books. She lives and teaches in the Seattle area.
