good pomes
Gayatri SurendranathanSemi-regular missives full of poems I've been reading/thinking about. Poems that feel relevant. Poems for people who don't like poetry, and for people who do.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Infrequently |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 11 | Subscribers | Read | goodpomes.substack.com |
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have a mouth
For the second time in my life I have COVID, an experience I am lucky to associate less with physical suffering and more with agonizing boredom. It’s the autumnal equinox on Saturday and it feels right that summer would come to such an abru...
i'm counting all of it
Hello! The days have been languorous lately, so oppressively hot and muggy it’s a miracle anyone can go outside without melting. I took a puppy on a 15-minute walk earlier today and picked her up and carried her for the last five minutes be...
luminous bruises in the fog
For 28 years I was extremely lucky in that I rarely considered my body beyond how it looked. Everything — legs, arms, organs — worked without me having to think about it. Then a car hit me and suddenly I was looking down at a thigh that cur...
we all wake up as forest
Every season this year has been marked, for me, by finding things to eat growing around me. In March I put chickweed and cleavers in my salads; in April, despite the fact that I had just moved and half my things were in boxes, I made gnocch...
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Brand strategy at @GMMB. Formerly @TPM. Reading, writing.
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