Repentance
Poetry Mary B Sellers Poetry Mary B Sellers

Repentance

It ranges regular, splintered and snapped out of hell,

like an hour’s ease glancing explosions away gently

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Greetings from Xenon
Fiction Mary B Sellers Fiction Mary B Sellers

Greetings from Xenon

And you think I’m bad! I’ve got friends who have ID cards printed up that say they’re from the planet Xenon. That’s way out past Ursa Minor you know, maybe three or five hundred light years away

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The Woman and the Sun
Poetry Mary B Sellers Poetry Mary B Sellers

The Woman and the Sun

Aztec prayer said at deathbeds: “You have passed through the labors of life, / And now the gods knock at your door. But do not fear. Lying there beside / the specter of death, a child waits to be born.

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Hide Self View
Nonfiction Mary B Sellers Nonfiction Mary B Sellers

Hide Self View

Talking about hating yourself while staring yourself in the face can't be healthy. But, in my dedication to my craft of modern psychoanalysis, I followed the contact function; if they needed to see themselves to see themselves, then that is what we would do.

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