by Admin | Aug 21, 2023 | MT No. 16 Articles
Vivian Zhu Seas away from home, I surrender to my father & his father, our faces impassive with stiff upper lips to conceal our sorrow for the skulls of seasons. As always, there is no tongue between us save for the rifle-patter of violent rain, my tongue...
by Admin | Aug 21, 2023 | MT No. 16 Articles
Chloe Wong The Old Lie Reverse Golden Shovel after Wilfred Owen’s “Dulce et Decorum Est” You find me in the garden—cradle-shot, mud-hot, hard-begging. This story would never end with Mother wringing blood from a school dress, if not for the body you stand in the...
by Admin | Aug 21, 2023 | MT No. 16 Articles
Ellen Zhang in some languages there is no capitalizationbecause every word is something in of itselfwith a weight carrying it forward, buoyingonto the shore, knowing that it will find land somehow, someway. in mandarin, the lulling voice ofmy mother cradled my...
by Admin | Aug 21, 2023 | MT No. 16 Articles
Fairouz Bsharat sing psalms to the empty, open palms and fill them put Your palms together and pray for the atheist that lay still on the white sheets in a stale-smelling sterile hospital bed They might not believe in Your God But all You can do is Hope Believe Hope...
by Admin | Aug 21, 2023 | MT No. 16 Articles
Sanchita Sahoo I Still Call Him Orissa The first step on the staircase. My long white skirt dragged behind in a haste. Dusty books, artifacts, that flower vase from Cuba. Aja’s ghost sitting in the library sips tea and chews a betel leaf, tracing Elliot’s land of...