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March 23, 2015

Healing

A poem by JAMES PATRICK CASEY. The imperceptible healing of skin over an old wound, Rebuilding as it does, is like the birth and rebirth..

March 11, 2015

The News

A poem by MAYA ABRAHAM-STEELE, which was longlisted for the Christopher Tower Poetry Competition 2014. I There is a place between asleep and awake,..

March 6, 2015

Pickle

A Poem by EMMA NIHILL I wonder what it would be like to be preserved in a jar of brine. A clear, glass jar, without..

February 11, 2015

Inorganic Kneejerk

A Poem By SIÂN ASHK O’SHEA Inorganic Kneejerk I watch as ribs are split away from sternum: tissue tears, cartilage cracks, bone snaps; this is a..

February 9, 2015

Jilted Wife’s Bookcase

A Poem by RUBY MASON Farewell, my lovely – Pearls are a nuisance of human bondage. Beloved, never let me go walking on glass, to..

January 27, 2015

Girls of Laguna

A poem by HARRY OWEN Deliciously dizzy sunswept afternoons Spent diving and dipping through dark red lagoons And searching and swimming through cosmical lakes Cause..

January 26, 2015

.R.I.C.H.A.R.D.

WILLA HILDITCH brilliantly explores the progressive relationship between visual art and words. “i do believe art isn’t really about images anymore and words are more..

January 15, 2015

Tristan, Prone and Isolde, Supine

Two Poems By DAN GROVER Tristan, Prone God, I love you, but you trouble me. I’ve spent too long in twin beds, we haven’t moved in..

January 12, 2015

October Birthday

A Poem By VANYA JONES Harvest. This twilit homestead feeling. A gathering in, a flickering out. Honey-gold and russet overhead and underfoot. Summer’s..

January 6, 2015

To The Ice Shelf

A Poem By HANNAH FARRELL Your hoary visage slowly rose above the sea With the accumulated pack of many ages. Your walls withstood the thrash..

November 23, 2014

In Which You Are Rapacious And They Are The World

A poem by SIÂN ASHK O’SHEA Rapacity spells her desires into the skin of her beloved. Years upon seconds she sits across Purity, A..

November 5, 2014

A Ghost Story

MARCUS STEWART shares his story, which won the The Weir’s Short Story Competition 2014 It was the anniversary of her death. That cruel date which..

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