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HANA S ELYSIA: Creature of Earth

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Lightning branches across skies as blood does within veins
Flowers bloom under sun as eyes in-love dilate

Water beads on cool glass like sweat does on hot skin
While a tree trunk’s rings spiral like fingertips

And these similar patterns prove parallel birth
Between nature and you, creature of earth.

Hana S. Elysia is a graduate student at San Diego State University. Her short fiction has appeared in pacificREVIEW’s Atlantis and Other Lost Places, The Horror Tree’s Trembling With Fear, and on Fifty Word Stories. She aspires to write a fantastical series someday that she can pair alongside her artwork and create an immersive space where readers can find a second home.

HANA S ELYSIA: Pest Control

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“So tell me about your line of work. What kind of pests do you get called for most?”

“Oh, you name it. Catcallers, thigh-touchers, bra strap snappers. We got it all. I even had a pest tell me I should smile more.”

“And did you?”

“…Yes. After he was exterminated.”

Hana S. Elysia is a graduate student of the Master of Arts in Liberal Arts & Sciences program at San Diego State University. Her short fiction has appeared in pacificREVIEW’s Atlantis and Other Lost Places, as well as The Horror Tree’s Trembling With Fear. She aspires to write a fantastical series someday that she can pair alongside her own artwork and create an immersive space where readers can find a second home.