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"on witnessing the murder of two wild pigeons" by Daniel Findell
the walk the walk the grass the sky the blue the trees the oaks the birches the talking the gravel the mud the stones the crunch the...
Mar 19, 20231 min read

"Time" by Hannah Therese Drury
In Greece the concept of time is understood qualitatively and quantitatively: kairos, the propitious moment for decision or action...
Mar 19, 20231 min read

"Shelters of Change" & "Stretch" by Ryan Keating
—Shelters of Change— What if the day is a house built in the sky by the sun that means to hold it up forever by beams that collapse with...
Mar 19, 20231 min read

"Collecting Artificial Parts" by Gabby Gilliam
It starts with a mouthful of blood gums swollen and sore platelet count too low for her body to form a clot. They insert a picc line in...
Mar 19, 20231 min read

"Portrait of the Lone Traveller" by Frank Njugi
after Mathew Daniel In this journey the devil wears mascara in the small hours, you pledge allegiance to her who talks with a scintilla...
Mar 19, 20231 min read

"Guilt", "Tyrant" & "Destinations" by S.C Flynn
GUILT Three times today I’ve gone to the window to see what’s happening outside. I know I’m to blame but I hope there might be someone...
Mar 19, 20233 min read


"Night Walking" by Maud Lavin
In Singapore, exiting the subway, alone, After 11 at night, transferring to the bus, waiting in line at the stop, grabbing a seat, next...
Mar 5, 20232 min read


"Tears of Loss" by Andre F. Peltier
“Nous sommes La triste opacité de nos spectres futurs.”1 -Stéphane Mallarmé In autumn, I sit and drink coffee or tea or hot cocoa and...
Mar 5, 20232 min read


"SABLE" & "SAN SABLE" by Muhammed Olowonjoyin
SABLE You step into this city & Everything tells you they know Of dying, of burning. They paint You war-red, paint a wedding dress Black,...
Mar 5, 20231 min read


"Renewal" by Gareth Greer
Across fields of languid wet grass dotted with grazing cattle we walked, a weary band of silent souls. Carefully picking our way across a...
Mar 5, 20231 min read


"Children" by S.F. Wright
My boss, Who’s worked In our district Through nine presidencies, Refers to The students As children. Yesterday, During second period, One...
Mar 5, 20231 min read

"I Think I Could" & "A Former Friend Said" by Anayancy Estacio
I Think I Could She asked, “What could I have done That would have made you stay?” She saw your error and crime and implicated herself in...
Mar 5, 20231 min read


"The One That Never Got Away" by Aishwarya Jha-Mathur
I’m always so much smarter when I talk to you in my head a cinema smile, stars leaping off my tongue like kamikazes we never needed those...
Mar 5, 20231 min read

"Treading Water" by Natalie Nee
I have seen suffering It even has a scent You tip your poison and gulp the numb Words slow, steps falter Pitch changes, eyes flutter Rock...
Mar 5, 20232 min read

"First Nights" by Robin Arble
One night, I got on my hands and knees and crawled back to the night that boy flung his tongue down my throat. All around me, massive...
Mar 5, 20231 min read


"Misandry" & "The Plan" by Shannon Deep
Misandry I’ve known too many men who are only brave about the wrong things and whose swarm of tiny silences over dinner cram their way...
Feb 19, 20232 min read


"the evidence he left"& "Annuals//Annals" by Rebecca N Herz
the evidence he left after he died, I wandered the stacks to find asterisks penciled over seven letter words in the Miriam Webster the...
Feb 19, 20232 min read


"Origami" & "He Leads Us Into The Depths" by Adrian Harte
Origami I only find you in the dark. Groping for a door handle when all is black glass. Just clocks picking locks. Everyone hates us our...
Feb 19, 20232 min read

"Her Last Room" & "blades" by M.R. Mandell
Her Last Room She asked to keep the windows open all night. With greeting cards collapsing under dust, cobwebs blanketing bouquets, Lucy...
Feb 19, 20232 min read

"Someday" & "Seeing White Horn Brook" by Andy Perrin
Someday In one thousand years (if I can wait that long) I shall reemerge as the red-winged blackbird I wrote about clinging to the tall...
Feb 19, 20231 min read
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