Tin Can PoetryJan 101 min readBut wait, my magazine! By Cat CattingtonSitting in the front rowThe widow’s tears almost hit meHer sobbing, raw and desperate.I resist the urge,Hold my tongue…To tell her she should write a poemFor my poetry magazine.
Sitting in the front rowThe widow’s tears almost hit meHer sobbing, raw and desperate.I resist the urge,Hold my tongue…To tell her she should write a poemFor my poetry magazine.
Hoxton Jobcentre By Hanna SarsaWhen the woman at the job centre asks how is the work search I want to say, lady I have a full-time job holding onto my humanity with...
My Notes App By Kayleigh ColemanThe home of all the funny things people say, A wasteland of shopping list I never looked at again, My resignation to my last job. Poems...
I couldn’t get the smell of disinfectant off my clothes the night my grandfather died By Diona S.he’s staring at faces he no longer recognises all he can feel is that he had loved them once he reaches out to speak a rattle escapes his...
The final line got me to laugh, well done! XD