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Category Archives: Poetry

Stuffed Duck On Trial

Written by alarminglytired

Edited by Sarita

Posted byJournal DirectorDecember 21, 2025Posted inPoetryLeave a comment on Stuffed Duck On Trial

hurricane haiku

Written by Zoe Younessian

Posted byJournal DirectorDecember 15, 2025December 15, 2025Posted inPoetryTags:birth, cycle, death, life, mental-health, nature, solitude, StormLeave a comment on hurricane haiku

The Woman In Her 20

Written and Cover Illustration by Tia

Edited by Aamna

Posted byJournal DirectorDecember 6, 2025December 10, 2025Posted inPoetryLeave a comment on The Woman In Her 20

Withering Dreams

Written by María Juliana Ramírez Cabal

Edited by Sofia W.

Posted byJournal DirectorNovember 30, 2025November 30, 2025Posted inPoetryLeave a comment on Withering Dreams

Come, What May

Written by Haiqa Mariam

Edited by Sarita

Posted byJournal DirectorNovember 22, 2025November 30, 2025Posted inPoetryLeave a comment on Come, What May

Bring Me Home

Written by Gi Buelow

Edited by Lilli B.

Posted byJournal DirectorNovember 17, 2025Posted inPoetryLeave a comment on Bring Me Home

What We’ll Remember

Written by Zoe Younessian

Edited by Sofia W.

Posted byJournal DirectorNovember 8, 2025November 9, 2025Posted inPoetryLeave a comment on What We’ll Remember

The final chapter

Written by Vanshika Srivastava

Posted byJournal DirectorNovember 2, 2025Posted inPoetryLeave a comment on The final chapter

“The last vestige of summer the autumn wind can’t blow away”

Written by Hailey Jiang

Posted byJournal DirectorOctober 27, 2025Posted inPoetryLeave a comment on “The last vestige of summer the autumn wind can’t blow away”

MISSOURI ELEGY

Written by Kurn Sundaram

Posted byJournal DirectorOctober 18, 2025Posted inPoetryLeave a comment on MISSOURI ELEGY

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