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Poetry from Janaea Rose Lyn

Posted on 02/15/2026 by Synchronized Chaos

The LastYour heart tiptoed down the hallout the dooracross the streetas far as the other side of townuntil the rubber band snappedand took the rest of youleaving a chasm in mine. I filled it with wordsfirst as entreatiescried out ever … Continue reading →

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Synchronized Chaos’ Second February Issue: Sound and Fury, Signifying Everything

Posted on 02/15/2026 by Synchronized Chaos

According to Shakespeare’s Macbeth, Life “is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing.” First, some announcements: In February, on Saturday the 28th at 2pm, Synchronized Chaos Magazine partners with the Hayward Lit Hop to … Continue reading →

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