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A Critical Review Of 'Text' By Carol Ann Duffey
‘Text’ by Carol Ann Duffy explores communicating by texting and how it can appear voiceless and impersonal, but is in fact emotionally...
The Genius of William Carlos Williams: Poetry in the Everyday
Let’s talk about William Carlos Williams. While Shakespeare dazzled us with his iambic pentameter, complex themes, and words longer than...
Your Listening Face By Joseph Marshall
I’m drawn to your listening face its soft focus and calm demeanour a cheek in your palm book spread across your lap your eyes      ...
Tinning By Sya s
———tinning——————————perforated metal can——————hollow the holes———————remember the telephones———————thick string vibrations————stop the...
Recall a Dusk by the Downstream of a River By Chloe Yue Zhou
After wandering through the starry sky all night, you are gently lifted, then suddenly fall, recaptured by this body, in the gray morning...
The Walk Of Shame By Charlie Mayne
Off home alone, it’s nearly dawn, My spangled skirt is slightly torn, My dad would say I look a sight; Shite more like.  The heel has...
Simian By Joseph Marshall
I catch myself in a full-length mirror an adult Homo sapien in all its shame and glory A lanky figure with long orang-utan arms just...
Fleas By Kurt Nimmo
Earlier my wife went across the street to see the neighbour’s new kitten. When she came back she said the little guy has fleas. So...
But The Shadow On The Grass Is Only Mine By Ambra Novelli
I wash the thought of you off my hair in the shower hoover your steps away from my bedroom carpet find a penny you dropped when you last...
God Bless The New York Times By ThankGod
I stepped out of my Uber into the busy streets of Lagos, which were, as usual, a chaotic mess—vendors shouting, cars honking, people...
Drag Me To London By Zoé Mahfouz
Locked in my dungeon Fire alarm blasting off The neighbour burnt fish. Tapping my Oyster Blocked in the traffic again Someone stole a...
Full Stop. Period By Sandra Howell
I knew the smell of it in all its colours stainless steel when freshly drawn rusty brown vinegar of Merlot when old I approached it as...
Wax Sink By G
I have to put candles in my sink when I shower, the light is broken I’m too scared to tell the landlord  I avoid what is good for me I...
THE EULOGY WRITER TAKES REQUESTS By Beth Edwards
LET ME BE THE ZEITGEIST OF THE TESCO EXPRESS // AND COMMISSION MY PILOT FOR OUT OF WORK CLOWNS I AM THE GENDERQUEER ICON OF THE BELL...
Sunshine By Daniel Searle
I’m out without a coat for the first time this year The sun is warm on my face,      baking on my back, It’s glorious. For fifteen...
Waiting In The Stars By Lucy Cross
Do not feel down because I have departed as I’m up here getting the party started. I'm blasting our favourite songs on Neptune and...
Ruckus By Joseph Marshall
I hide in the kitchen close to the boiling kettle for its soothing din to overwhelm my ears so the slamming doors and abrasive words are...
Poet Mugshot By William Burrows
his appearance should be as an albino in a white room barely in phase with the light his staccato commas barely at metaphoric rest.
Night Out In Glasgow By Meron McCardle
handing pieces of my soul to people on the streets dragging my heart along the footpath racing to catch the bus fumes belch into the air...
On Bucket-Kicking (after Keats', 'When I Have Fears') By Shuayb Mohammad
Sometimes I wonder whether I will kick The bucket in the middle of the day— You know, you've got somewhere to go and tick Tock, time is...