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BARBARA BRAND

Barbro (aka Moa)

I write about the things we're not allowed to talk about

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Poem: court yard love

flowers and cotton-soft dirt
loose around
bare feet buried in earth

lavender lust
fruit drooling juice
cheeks sticky and flushed
slugs trailing slime across thighs
worms squirming in puddles
summoned by wet skies

spring swea...

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Psychosis

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I’ve been reading ’s writing on her own experience with psychosis with tears in my eyes. I recognise parts I understand — parts I can understand only because those thoughts were true to me too. Then there are parts I can only look at...

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Blog: addressing the allegations (the substack drama)

My relationship, personal and private, has become a source of ire to some strangers online. Which is really fucking weird? To be happily existing, minding my own business, in love and thriving, and know that someone out there is seething at...

16 days ago
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Poem: Adam and Eve

Jealousy lies
in the garden of Eden,
as rotten fruit fallen from a tree
rooted in structures to control the free.

This planet is paradise.
The gods roll their dice:
Saturn loosens every chain,
Dionysus pours the rain.

We get s...

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Blog: cracking the crack-cooking chemist

I recently uploaded the list I keep of my most significant partners again, asking if anyone would be interested in hearing about any of them.

Here is the list, in case you’re curious:

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  • cheated on someone e...

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