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 Freyr Thorvaldsson

 

 

 

Oxygen eaters

A candle eats away at air
At the same rate that we do
Dripping on glossy glassware
The wick swallows and chews
Exhaling whispers of CO2
At the same rate that we do
Familiar tempo, parallel breath
Wax runs and the flame exudes
Eighty to one hundred watts
At the same rate that we do

 

 Freyr Thorvaldsson is an Icelandic writer living in London, where he spends his time writing poems and stories. He is currently working on his debut novel.

Elly Katz

When naked with myself, I feel where a right elbow isn’t, then is. I let my left palm guide me through the exhibition of my body.

Sarp Sozdinler

As a kid, Nehisi used to sleep in a treehouse. He could curl right into it from his bedroom window. He would have a hard time falling asleep every time his parents got loud or physical.