An Opening to Everything By Gabrielle Marchese
Gabrielle MarcheseOpenings and personal essays on seasonal shifts, the passage of time, minor anthropologies, and inner workings that journey through womanhood.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 14 | Subscribers | Read | anopeningtoeverything.substack.com |
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The Watershed of Summer
There is breadth to the stretch of early summer, a quiet that spans far and wide, eventually exposed to the growing heat, bleeding and boiling over until her warm current carries on into August – where river meets ocean, the watershed of su...
Flavors of June
The first creak of summer’s door left open just ajar, a gentle wind flowering through that slight in empty space. All that has grown in the feast and flurry of the year's early warmth taking root and standing tall where it opened. Both feet...
On The Way to Oxnard
The sun is gold and early, the eyes of the horizon just barely open and the first train stops are all but five minutes apart. Interrupted momentum jolts the movie screen of the world beyond my window, a stop-and-go before I become hypnotize...
How February Comes Like The Rain
I started this year with a tour of people I love who live far away. Up the coast. No fair warning. Red pins vertical along the map of home, right before California burned.
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Gabrielle Marchese is a San Diego based writer and poet. Her work explores minor anthropologies, the changing seasons, the passage of time, and inner workings journeying through womanhood.
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