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Oliver Cocks
Jun 261 min read
Let Us by Oliver Cocks
all be unafraid to feel. Let us all take the time to discard time, and make our times side by side the only times, for a time. Let us all...
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Claudia Wysocky
Jun 121 min read
Anemone by Claudia Wysocky
His hands smell of anemone and mushrooms on a spring morning. The sea is as flat as he is silent. He’s a man who deals with silence and...
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Claudia Wysocky
Jun 122 min read
The River by Claudia Wysocky
There is a river in my dreams and in my dreams, it is more than a river— it is a place where I can go to put my problems, where I can put...
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Hiram Larew
May 191 min read
Tangled by Hiram Larew
There are just too many worlds out there – Ones as bald as buzzards And others tangled up In vines Most are as cold as pirates’ clouds...
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Hiram Larew
May 191 min read
Suddenly at Night by Hiram Larew
In the event of an emergency Pace yourself. Stand up and Follow your instincts. Also inhale deeply and be aware of your surroundings....
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Robert Castagna
Apr 251 min read
Cold Gin by Robert Castagna
Who's the guy at the end of the bar shooting me with darts? I tilt my glass in his direction yet he looks through me with hatred. Have I...
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Robert Castagna
Apr 251 min read
Antique Shop by Robert Castagna
Their granddaughter still hunts for secrets in the amputated hands of antique figures. And in her shop the mannequins play along, their...
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Robert Castagna
Apr 251 min read
Inhospitable Stranger by Robert Castagna
We walk the steps to old cots and photos. Paul Eluard tells us to stop and not touch. Play softly on ourselves delicate egos. Flowers in...
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Tiago Duarte Dias
Apr 211 min read
some days I can’t write poetry by Tiago Duarte Dias
some days I can’t write poetry: streets are only utilitarian grey concrete. flowers are only pollinated plant genitals. the world I’m in...
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Tiago Duarte Dias
Apr 211 min read
Bronze by Tiago Duarte Dias
there’s an upcoming end of the world (sure to dwarf all others) a collapse of collapses an apocalypse per se slowly slowly it comes I...
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Elizabeth Anne Schwartz
Mar 111 min read
Stepsister by Elizabeth Anne Schwartz
In dreams, the carriage stops often at our front door, and this woman— Ella’s stepmother, and every woman— thrusts the shoe into my...
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Sam Szanto
Jan 301 min read
Pebbles By Sam Szanto
They zipped to the gate where I couldn’t see them. I should have gone over, in case she was pushing dirt into her mouth or he was about...
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Sam Szanto
Jan 301 min read
The Towerblock by Sam Szanto
On the high street, I pass by to-let signs and newborn shops, pregnant women and monster prams. On the Embankment, teenage girls screech...
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Sam Szanto
Jan 302 min read
2002 Girl by Sam Szanto
2002 girl is interviewed by a charming man who says she’s ideal for a new role in marketing in an engineering corporation. 2002 Girl eats...
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Willow Kang
Jul 6, 20232 min read
First Day Out Of Prison
For Chloee It is strange to glimpse this likeness of a bestial shaman (or is it my own flesh?) in the streetlight’s greasy brightness (a...
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Sarah Beck Mather
Jul 4, 20231 min read
Safety
They used to say it was money. A domestic goddess and invisible woman, Making pies. Lower your shame with soothing safeness And smoke...
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Ruchi Acharya
Jul 4, 20232 min read
Ordinary Ruin
Twilight the city of Ibiza remains gloomy the window cracked for breeze I’m sipping martini and taking vodka shots by the Mediterranean...
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Sarah Beck Mather
Jun 13, 20231 min read
Forager by Sarah Beck Mather
Light dancing off the surface, as the others are sprinkled beneath with blue. Piercing through vein ridden skin - He’d never get involved...
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