Category: poetry

ONE POEM – Ross Thompson

Beneath the light of a bashful demilune,
the water appears quite black, like blood on snow.

ONE POEM – Holly Conant

Last night they were alive again, flying through the air at break-bone speed, but they didn’t break.

COMFORT FOODS // Tiffin — Serena Alagappan

Tiffin clangs like bells,
collapses as it climbs,
tiffin holds okra, paneer,
sambar, and lemon rice.

ONE POEM – Jenny Wong

The fish 
fillets are thawing 
for their pan-fried debut.

ONE POEM – Sally Michaelson

giddy with the scent
we pipette the peppermint 
into the mixture

ONE POEM – Emma Wells

a cheeping beak breaks forth
scenting balmy air:
swirls of hyacinths waft
in warm, hour-less days –

THREE POEMS – Eleanor Scorah

I felt autumn and you weren’t in it

ONE POEM – Aimee Nicole

How many fried eggs do I have to eat to heal these broken bones?

ONE POEM – Miriam Gauntlett

last night i carved open
a tree in the yard and
at the centre of the
trunk was a small
knife

ONE POEM — Danae Younge

The trees are prettier this time of year, limp— 
gowned in sweet milk stuck to our tongues. 

ONE POEM — Anisha Jackson

It was the temperamental radio,
the cats with full bellies,
the hilarious stench of fuel

POETRY & ART – Amber Rollinson

I try bleaching the sun
using liquid soda crystals
but the sky turns yellow too