Poetry

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Because he thinks

11 Jan 2026 1 minute read 0 comments espacioreal

Because he thinks he's BukowskiHe stores Jack Danielsunder the counter Because he thinks he's BukowskiHe rents hotel roomsHe rents women by the hour He reads poetry in a raspy voiceHe grew a prominent bellyBecause he thinks he's Bukowski He despises...

Sain't

10 Jan 2026 8 minute read 1 comment Nathan Payne

"As the ICE agent in question attempts to walk around the SUV, apparently to assist his colleague in removing the poet from her vehicle, you can see that her tires are aimed screen right."Breitbart   An angry lesbian is dead, an ICE agent is under fi...

Hypothetical Memories of Protests | Days of Naïveté | Part 1

4 Jan 2026 2 minute read 3 comments Melina Mehr

  As nationwide protests in Iran enter yet another intense chapter, I felt the need, in the midst of all this, to look back at the years gone by—to remember the protests from decades past and the quiet, trembling memories I carry from my university d...

Proverbs of Smog #33

3 Jan 2026 1 minute read 0 comments Nathan Payne

Zelle: [email protected] Proverbs of Smog Chapter Thirty-Three 1. Come out with your hands down. 2. Release the clown. 3. Pickup the cup. 4. Go into town with your hands  5. Up. 6. The clown runs deep. 7. Put your bitchiness to sleep. 8....

Proverbs of Smog #32

1 Jan 2026 1 minute read 0 comments Nathan Payne

Zelle: [email protected] Proverbs of Smog Chapter Thirty-Two 1. I wash my hair in the laundrymart. I am the king of clothes. 2. I fold my subjects neatly. Television shirts are hanging by their dirtsleeves. 3. Honeybirds and bluebees; ma...

Proverbs of Smog #31

31 Dec 2025 1 minute read 0 comments Nathan Payne

Zelle: [email protected] Proverbs of Smog Chapter Thirty-One  1. The vast, expansive landscape; the floor of a bloody, organic garage. 2. Candy wrapper skeletons; sugar bones melting in the heat. 3. Rattlesnake pomade; ocotillo hairbrush....

Letter to the Mind (Original Poetry)

31 Dec 2025 1 minute read 0 comments Krisz Rokk

Dear Mind, Try as hard as you like,you’ll never understandwhat I’m about to conveyif you stay in your cubicle,cynical, stubborn,and waiting for the worldto catch up with your analytical vibe. Hiding behind the label of sciencedoesn’t do you justiceno...

I Loved My Eyes, I Didn't Want to Go Blind

28 Dec 2025 1 minute read 4 comments Melina Mehr

    From childhood, I was that classic bookish kid with glasses. I didn’t have those super thick bottle-bottom lenses, but my eyesight was pretty weak. I first noticed it in fifth grade, and when we went to the eye doctor, I remember he wasn’t exactl...

The Unspoken Horizon

26 Dec 2025 1 minute read 0 comments Nurnobi Islam

The jaw is a sculpture of quiet intent,Bathed in the rust of a sun that never sets.Below, the mouth guards a vault of secrets,A soft, crimson curve where words go to rest. But above—where the gaze should anchor the world—The geometry of the human fa...

Satisfying Crunch As The Stubborn Snow Gives Way Beneath Your Ffeet

25 Dec 2025 1 minute read 3 comments Melina Mehr

Snowy days are cold, icy, and unforgiving, yet they undeniably weave breathtaking scenes across the landscapes beyond the city. Let's be honest: what we experience up close is worlds apart from what we glimpse from afar. No matter how deeply we try t...