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Meg Alden is a writer living in Ohio. Her work explores family and mental health themes. When she isn’t writing, she may be found performing as a vocalist and keyboard artist.
Vol. 9 No. 3
DeliriumEditor's Note
Crow Medicine
I Am Who I Am, but Who Was That?
Gohyang*
Phantasmagoria
Finding
Cave Hands
Self-Portrait as The Bride’s Bouquet
Just Like Me
untitled
Personification
Elegy for a Silver Leaf
Son of Medusa
Too Late
Bicycle cartographies in Chengdu
My Footpath
Land Cleanly
to be alive in this century
Night Guard, You Were Made for Me
The Emerald Green Gown
Ain’t No Cure for the Summertime Blues
While You Were Out
After Stumbling Upon Joseph Perry’s Medical Illustrations of Miscarriage (1834)
Alone-liness
Resonant Mechanisms
Corn Poem, Washington, D.C.
Butterfly I & II
Meet Me Here
In loving memory of being in a bikini
Finale
Likely
The thing about baseball
Northern Flicker
Spare Room
The Permanent Things
After My Father; After the Blight*
Visiting Lago di Como
Umbilicus
Perch
The Eggs Have Run Out
Obituary
Merrily Merrily
Corn Cob Pipe
I Have Been Here Before
Self-Portrait
For Maria
Lingo Sonnet for my Flamingo Marionette