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Deaths and Entrances
Deaths and Entrances a poem by: Dylan Thomas On almost the incendiary eve Of several near deaths,...
The Ride to Heaven
The Ride to Heaven written by: Jamie B Beneath the weight of endless sky, he rode with...
Dead Fish
Dead Fish written by: Sid Senthilvel - There’s a body in the bathtub. It’s rotting, hollow black pits where eyes...
Abba
Abba written by: Sabahat Fida I remember the small ecstasy of finding the increase in my pocket...
Go Well, Dear Mother
Go Well, Dear Mother written by: Red Tussock Here I am sitting, Mute unable to speak, The...
DIY
DIY written by: Kevin Daniel Scheepers I inherited my father’s screwdrivers, spanners, G- and C-clamps, hammers, pliers,...
The Taste of Ancestral Sorrow
The Taste of Ancestral Sorrow written by: Raymond Brunell - The ceramic mug sits warm in my hands, a steady anchor amid the kitchen’s usual hum...
Fondest Farewell
Fondest Farewell written by: Rhan Sterling Henry Ere break of day and dawn’s caress Till sunset lays...
The Apartment
The Apartment written by: Felix Staacke - I’m back. The familiar smell of lingering dust, dirty dishes, and sex greets me as soon...
Back to Yesterday
Back to Yesterday written by: Thompson Emate - As I passed by the old cathedral, the smell of burnt cinnamon wafted through the air...
Blue Becoming
Blue Becoming written by: Robyn MacKinnon see, feel, & sense Blues have always helped us through need...
I Can Taste The Distant Rain
I Can Taste The Distant Rain written by: Johnch It’s not without a dust ridden plain Spotted...
Dusk in the Valley of Shadows
Dusk in the Valley of Shadows written by: Imran Zarif - It was a sweltering Thursday afternoon in July when Wadaan, weary from a long school day...
Aidan
Aidan written by: Karol Nielsen My sister told my mother happy news on her last conscious night...
