How Many Hymn Books Have I Looked at?
Oceans stand pale and placid - rivers race to the sea. We once sung about the water of life in cold school hall assemblies. But as I...
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Unused Swords Rust
Unused swords rust like your feather quill, dipped in dry ink, that scars the paper; leaving marks that do not last, merely dent the...
#43
- after Chen Chen Rest among the samphire. Hum poseidon under your breath. Practice how to breathe underwater. Vex the sand. Disrupt it....
Cold Porridge in the Kitchen Sink (editor's pick)
today is no different to yesterday because the shaking in his veins hasn't subsided yet, because his trousers still crumple (no matter...
Strawberry
Februaries are made of forgotten things: one glove left on a park bench from overly warm fingers, one lover lying in an empty bed sans...
Announcement: Iceberg Tales Print Edition
Today, we have just released our first print edition of Iceberg Tales for online pre-orders! Thank you to everyone who has supported the...
Poem for the Ninth of September
When Smyrna fell, we rose from the chairs our grandfather made and grew unsure what to call ourselves. We—who’d always broken bread with...
Decay
There was no doubt he’d changed. People felt repelled by him. His instinct had become rage. He knew it, but pretended he didn’t. Everyone...
sea stones
They are never so beautiful as now: lustrous with light and water, a succession of small startles shining in the dun matt sand. Blown...
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