by Helen Ivory | May 5, 2024 | Featured, Poetry
Consistency My Dad once dismissed a friend as a hypocrite, which I took to be an induction to the truth. Lately though, I think the things I love in you I love because they’re grossly inconsistent. Your signature smell is rose, your delicate petal...
by Helen Ivory | May 4, 2024 | Featured, Poetry
Everything We are eating dessert when the urge overcomes her to scrawl mathematics, the night ticks on —I drink my whisky, her Merlot grows warm— until, sudden-smiling, she holds out a paper: a simple equation with nothing crossed out; laid out...
by Helen Ivory | May 3, 2024 | Featured, Poetry
Ay Anneanne After The Moon Woman (1942) by Jackson Pollock Ay Dede is what the moon was called in the bedtime stories I was told as a child who at the time had no idea that the moon could never be anyone’s grandpa, no matter what Turkish...
by Helen Ivory | May 2, 2024 | Featured, Poetry
The Rules of Spacetime in Dimensions Above Three Tom Giles once asked me if I had tools and at that time I didn’t because I was fifteen maybe sixteen but he was Adam’s big brother with a new flat so he was old and he knew things. He told us we...
by Helen Ivory | May 1, 2024 | Featured, Poetry
Molly Knox is an MA Music study at Durham University. She is a poet and theatre-maker. Some of their recent work can be read in Magma, The Braag, The Gentian, and Stone of Madness.
