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Selected Poems by Clementine E. Burnley
Selkies by Emma Wells
Seductive seal skin is my coat – zippered for ease of removal; I slip in and out of worlds both human and mystical praying that one day my skin knots to backbone, binds as spines to published pages completing the bleary badge of a true, life-worn selkie: for I am no myth, nor fairytale fancy.
Displacement Activity by Emma Lee
A pebble dropped will displace its own volume of water. Observers, concerned only with measuring volume, don’t care about the separated water or the guilt of the pebble.
Talking about the weather by Myrna Al-Tajuri
…eyes on my skin, small hellos and howeyas in smoking areas and bathroom queues / imagined passengers in passing cars feel like scalpel incisions – the flaying of a beast. I crumple into nothing under floodlights of sight.
Pomegranate for Beginners & Kouridashi by Bluey Little
start with a bruised body and the wrong knife, take a hound’s eye: follow the pierce and spatter, little globules seething as red thumbs dig to outrun the decay.
Solve for Why by Adilyah Taller
After all, who wouldn’t rather fractions over fractures?
MORE POETRY
Rendezvous by Fran Fernández Arce
The body becomes an urban landscape.
gardens around the globe by Sameeya Maqbool
Sameeya’s poetry explores her experience of cultural hybridity as a British Pakistani woman of Islamic faith.
Flotsam by A. W. Earl
Flotsam is a poem about identity and childbirth.
American Cassava by Samuel Williams
Samuel’s poem ‘American Cassava’ captures various experiences within the scope of a life.
Eighth Wonder by Beth Booth
Thinking far too much about everything.