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Featured Poetry/Prose of the Day
Previously featured
Susan Jane Sims on Mothering Sunday
Matter cannot be created and it cannot be destroyed.
I think of this as I pour the almost white ash from
the green plastic container that came in the post
into the vibrant red metal urn I have ready.
Daniel Sluman
just as the night sky shifts
beyond the minds
of the animals outside
the ceilings
we are pressed beneath change
in aspect & colour
Recent Prose
Recent Haiku
News
Welcome Sofía Masondo, our New Editing Intern
Sofía Masondo is a poet and theatre-maker of Argentine heritage based in London. Her work often explores themes of connection and disconnection between people, place and culture, taking inspiration across different art forms and from an intercultural upbringing.
Word & Image
J.I. Kleinberg
Here,
the rain
collaged
The first
mud
allegory.
The
uncertain
fields
the
gravel
Filmpoems
Someone Else’s War
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdtZ7jKjaFQ&ab_channel=InkSweat%26Tears Someone else’s war i.m Stephen...
Featured Poetry/Prose of the Day
News
Welcome Sofía Masondo, our New Editing Intern
Sofía Masondo is a poet and theatre-maker of Argentine heritage based in London. Her work often explores themes of connection and disconnection between people, place and culture, taking inspiration across different art forms and from an intercultural upbringing.
Word & Image
J.I. Kleinberg
Here,
the rain
collaged
The first
mud
allegory.
The
uncertain
fields
the
gravel
Filmpoems
Someone Else’s War
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdtZ7jKjaFQ&ab_channel=InkSweat%26Tears Someone else’s war i.m Stephen...
Previously featured
Susan Jane Sims on Mothering Sunday
Matter cannot be created and it cannot be destroyed.
I think of this as I pour the almost white ash from
the green plastic container that came in the post
into the vibrant red metal urn I have ready.
Daniel Sluman
just as the night sky shifts
beyond the minds
of the animals outside
the ceilings
we are pressed beneath change
in aspect & colour
Recent Prose
Recent Haiku
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