Category: Jannine T. Horsford

The Sun

by ap | Nov 13, 2018 | Issue Two: Pressure, Jannine T. Horsford, Poetry | 0 |

Jannine T. Horsford Days here when the sun doesn’t shine – it drenches. Today I walk from the Small Gate across Streatham Lodge Road under a sun doling out heat like a tap turned on: a hot pumping revenge. In the blaze of...

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PREE 9: Religion

FICTION

The Exorcism
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The Sacrifice
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Reborn
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Tongues
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The Light of the World
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Gone
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Faith in any Language
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Tea Time
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