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Little Nose

June 23, 2017October 10, 2018 E.J. Cottrell

Little Nose All my pain and all my woes Go right up my little nose Now I am free, so unexposed But my friend, she stunts my growth And in the end I am alone Photo ©Julie Anderson All Rights Reserved

A Few Good Men, Poetryaddiction, E.J. Cottrell, emotional health, mental health, poetry1 Comment

How Can I Feel?

June 21, 2017October 10, 2018 Paakhi Bhatnagar

Every edge that I jump from; every memory that I try to bury within the freckled folds of my unkempt bedsheets; every word that I take back and fill my half-empty stomach with (never not empty); all comes back like gruel on the back of a bathroom sink. I hear Read more

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Les Enfants Terribles

June 18, 2017August 31, 2021 Christina Strigas

It is a true story my narrative of this grand prix night in 2017. I went out for dinner and drinks on Bernard street in Outremont. It was a gorgeous night in the city. Everyone in the world wanted to be in downtown #mtl but we preferred the quieter streets. Read more

Dating + Relationships, Featured, PoetryChristina Strigas, looking for love, love, lover, poetry, relationships, romance, self love, self-hate4 Comments

I Could Have Been In Playboy

June 18, 2017October 11, 2018 Amanda Linsmeier

once this time when we had a nice computer and i was not so nice to myself i photoshopped my face turning muddy hazel eyes to blue turning brown hair to blond getting rid of hair anywhere it did not need to be blurring, sculpting, perfecting erasing myself i said Read more

Emotional Health, Featured, PoetryAmanda Linsmeier, body shaming, poetry, self esteem, self-hate1 Comment

LOSGELASSENHEIT*

June 18, 2017October 11, 2018 Anne Whitehouse

Think of anatomy as a refuge, palpable, certain. Finding a precise alignment to convey a path to the heart. Consider the curve of the slender gracilis muscle, like an unfurled ribbon crossing the inner hip and knee. An artifact of evolution, gracilis runs in a straight line in bent-knee quadrupeds. Read more

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What I Fear The Most

June 16, 2017August 13, 2021 John Michael Antonio

what I fear the most is not this spinning inexorable world perpetually casting shadows and monsters or even my own inevitable fleshy demise no these days I reserve my trepidation for the unthinkable travesty of a life affirming beauty being right in front of me and me not experiencing it yes Read more

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For Lovers Spent

June 12, 2017May 26, 2023 Dori Owen

I wish I was the one you search for so you would stop getting colder as you walk away so you say But I am not the woman of your dreams I am someone very special just not the special one. You build songs for those you’ve loved and forever Read more

Dating + Relationships, Featured, Poetrybreak up, Dori Owen, dreams, marriage, poetry, true love2 Comments

Press Start

June 12, 2017October 11, 2018 James Wolf

I don’t remember fighting over first player. I remember needing more controllers, quicker reflexes, a softer excitement /thicker walls (whichever lets mom sleep). You remember most of the combos, cheat codes, and having to hide in the bathroom (the only door with a lock). I try to be a good Read more

A Few Good Men, Emotional Health, Featured, Poetrygrowing up, James Wolf, memories, poetry, teen, teenager1 Comment

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