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Author Archives: jaydjing1115

The Stories We Used to Tell

opened white book

Poetry by Jacob Jing Remember when there was a sad storyfor every boy who got lost in the woods. When we crieduntil there was a book laid open in front of us, smellingof salt. Once, I could tell you the names of every childwithout a mother. A stone passing from the belly intothe throat. HowContinue reading “The Stories We Used to Tell”

Posted byjaydjing1115June 26, 2024June 26, 2024Posted inUncategorizedLeave a comment on The Stories We Used to Tell

The Stories We Used to Tell

photo of opened book

Poem by Jacob Jing Remember when there was a sad storyfor every boy who got lost in the woods. When we crieduntil there was a book laid open in front of us, smellingof salt. Once, I could tell you the names of every childwithout a mother. A stone passing from the belly intothe throat. HowContinue reading “The Stories We Used to Tell”

Posted byjaydjing1115May 22, 2024May 22, 2024Posted inPoetryLeave a comment on The Stories We Used to Tell

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