by Danae Younge || It's been years since we learned origami
Category: Poetry
A Close Prayer
by Alex Wardrop || A bright red quilt, red riding
Still Life with Apricots
by Elodie Barnes || She's reading Proust
lower school toilets
by Laura McDonagh || narcissus cannot see herself
but I keep on going
by Sarah O'Malley Graham || I plant seeds like prayers
Burning
by Rochelle Roberts || The forest, large-eyed, dank and disordered.
After The Virus
The magpies warbled to tell us come out
White Boredom
Rochelle Roberts You, with teeth and white boredom,tangled in my sheets, your fingers stuffed inside, as though you think I might enjoy it. I pretend to be a hollowed-out tree, bear-furred around the wound, yourprofile reminding me of old grievancesrattling around my head like loose teeth. I hate the coldness of your lips on myindifferent skin. My body sinks [...]
Ayesha (2)
Manisha Chummun I wish I could begin a painting of her. I grabbed a paint brush. Too bad, I'm just a poet with clumsy hands. I figured out her paradox, The girl who can suffuse La Dolce Vita, Bringing colors and sweet scents to a nondescript workplace, also has the blatant appeal of a Chiaroscuro art composition. Here I am, sitting [...]
Musings over Metamorphosis
Yuan Changming Sure, I would paint my skin Into a colorless color, & I would dye my hair Wear two blue contacts, & I would even Go for plastic surgery, but if I really do I assure you, I will not remove my native village Accent while speaking this foreign tongue (I began To imitate [...]
Severine 