Tag: Poetry

The Self That Remains – Riptiva Roy

I have walked inside myself and found corridors that twist without end, where echoes do not die, they multiply. The eyes I carry belong to every gaze that…

Submerged – Riptiva Roy

I once watched water hold the sky  with such tenderness I forgot its  slow bruising drifting by,  the fever rising in the clouds,  the small tremble of dusk. …

Four Variations on Drowning – Emily Yang

Mermaid and plastic buoys bobbing in teal slide from one toppled prism-face to another.  So obedient. So tiny. Dolphins and pink inner tubes ride back up.  Bubbles are…

fancy feast – Tristen Godfrey

Content warning: body horror. Serve my lips with a ladle, so they may be slurped down like a stew, heart warming and abundant Gouge out my tongue and…