@wildwillowmagazine.bsky.socialLuisa’s papa was a painter, the kind who breathed colour into bedrooms and kitchens, so naturally her first pink was a handful of cardboard swatches [...]
"Pink” by Karen Baumgart, pdf pg. 36
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@wildwillowmagazine.bsky.social"Beneath the Ceiba Tree” by Melissa Ashley Hernandez, pdf pg. 29
Image description: A color photograph of a spreading tree and a white seat beside it
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@wildwillowmagazine.bsky.socialEchoes of pass the…fills the gaps
cackles & bangles clang in tandem with forks
"Sitting in between Choublak & Amapola is the Planet Woz Quartz and the table is set” by Lysz Flo, pdf pg. 38
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@wildwillowmagazine.bsky.socialNo one comes to check, and I never have to suffer their attention again.
"The Jaguar Café” by Zai M. Maristela, pdf pg. 44
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@wildwillowmagazine.bsky.social"Untitled Photoset” part 2 by Vantage, pdf pg. 31
Image description: An abstract human figure sitting on a seat in a subway carriage
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@wildwillowmagazine.bsky.socialAgainst the ceiba’s trunk, the staff’s work area is crowded by ghosts pulling strange levers on stranger contraptions sleek as moonlight.
"The Jaguar Café” by Zai M. Maristela, pdf pg. 41
@wildwillowmagazine.bsky.social"Untitled Photoset” part 1 by Vantage, pdf pg. 14
Image description: An abstract human face, a cassette player, black arrows and red text
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@wildwillowmagazine.bsky.socialI know not its name
Behind our house
"The only tree” by Cynthia Via, pdf pg. 15
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@wildwillowmagazine.bsky.socialJaguar paws fall heavy on the jungle’s floor, disturbing moonlit puddles. When did I choose to follow the creature? I’ve forgotten, but it doesn’t matter
"The Jaguar Café” by Zai M. Maristela, pdf pg. 39
@wildwillowmagazine.bsky.social"Roots Past Borders” by Keila Bueno, pdf pg. 14
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@wildwillowmagazine.bsky.social"Untitled Photoset” part 4 by Vantage, pdf pg. 46
cw: allusion to dismemberment
Image description: A human figure dismembered, red arrows, with the text "vantage"
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@wildwillowmagazine.bsky.socialAs she swallows all the stars,
the sky’s light dims to cobalt—to obsidian
"Who Will Care for Your Bones” by Cris Hernández pdf pg. 22
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@wildwillowmagazine.bsky.socialThe stars stutter
My name but
"Above The Pueblo” by Mario Duarte, pdf pg. 19
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