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Poetry

Genesis

Rachel Jeffcoat writes about motherhood, and the messy yet wonderful life that having a child creates. Read More

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Creative Non-Fiction

So We Could Dance

Anna Myers is a nurturing a fragile feeling, protecting it from the rest of the world. Read More

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Poetry

BONFIRE | Remember when you believed all promises? Heather Shaw’s poem takes you back to childhood innocence and a toffee apple.

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promise

THE WAY YOU SMELLED OF PINEAPPLES | Alice Slater’s short story follows best friends Fi and Chloe in a new city – but as dreams blossom and change, promises are broken.

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Poetry

LOST SIGNS | Jess Williams’ poem is about searching for yourself, and the beauty you find along the way.

Jess Williams' poem is about searching for yourself, and the beauty you find along the way. Read More

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Poetry

SOMEONE NAMELESS, OR WHAT THEY CALL A MOTHER |Kayla King’s poetry gives a voice to the mother so often silenced in stories.

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Poetry

WINTER DAYS | Tamara von Werthern writes a poem from the depth of winter, looking forward to the freshness of spring.

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Poetry

A SURPLUS | Sarah Little writes about the messy business of promise-making in her poem.

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ANTIFREEZE |Maria Ilona Moore’s poem explains why the promise of spring is almost as good as spring itself.

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TO ME, LOVE ME | Emily Tucker promises to take good care of herself in our first piece for March’s theme.

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Genesis

So We Could Dance

BONFIRE | Remember when you believed all promises? Heather Shaw’s poem takes you back to childhood innocence and a toffee apple.

THE WAY YOU SMELLED OF PINEAPPLES | Alice Slater’s short story follows best friends Fi and Chloe in a new city – but as dreams blossom and change, promises are broken.

LOST SIGNS | Jess Williams’ poem is about searching for yourself, and the beauty you find along the way.

SOMEONE NAMELESS, OR WHAT THEY CALL A MOTHER |Kayla King’s poetry gives a voice to the mother so often silenced in stories.

WINTER DAYS | Tamara von Werthern writes a poem from the depth of winter, looking forward to the freshness of spring.

A SURPLUS | Sarah Little writes about the messy business of promise-making in her poem.

ANTIFREEZE |Maria Ilona Moore’s poem explains why the promise of spring is almost as good as spring itself.

TO ME, LOVE ME | Emily Tucker promises to take good care of herself in our first piece for March’s theme.

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