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HOMAGE TO IMOGEN
Shakespeare, gender performativity, and growing apart together. Neve Hopman is sitting in the Globe and Imogen is on stage.
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forgetting
‘forgetting’ from Liberty Armstrong is the struggle of falling for a bad person but they’re your best friend and all you know so you can’t let go.
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Sincerely, Ry
Rumination on a scrap of fabric, and an author ready to burst free like birdsong.
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I found you!
Aimee Cameron loves her friends.
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chest pains
In this poem, Tia experiences chest pains as she stares at an old lover’s discarded belongings.
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Reasons to stop believing in gender
Laying eggs on a cliff is a perilous endeavour and so is believing in gender.
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this is going to hurt.
Tess ponders anger, and the mysterious ball of hair currently clogging her bathroom sink.
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a nick drake song
Lily Wright goes on a road trip with a ghost.
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Chrysopoeia.
Ella Sage unpicks her own mind and the anxiety that has lurked in the corners of her psyche my whole life; she is in love with the art of freezing.
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ANNUNCIATION SCENE
A new poem about the misgivings of writing by Bronte Heron.
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you’ve crept into everything!
Holly Rowsell laments on the curvature of citrus fruits, the taste of coconut water and the smell of an old friend’s letters.
Category: poetry
In a dream, you saw a way to survive, and you were filled with joy.
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