A broken tulip by Maaike
Maaike VanderMeerEvery Thursday, an offering: a lyric essay, a poem or a deep dive into an art piece. Each one a question that hovers like bees around the hive of place and rupture. We'll do our best to follow the questions home.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 85 | Subscribers | Read | abrokentulip.substack.com |
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Just like that, it's maize season.
And just like that, it’s maize season. Carol selects two cobs carefully off the charcoal fires at Rutinda. “How roasted?” she asks me and I select one. It is tough to chew. Everything good is.
I was his interpreter.
Once, in a cathedral built of trees and tin, I watched my uncle walk in the door, one hundred metres of words wound around his index finger. The words smelled like fabric softener and car fluids and airplane tickets. I was his interpreter. ...
In the future, a feast.
In the future I will have white-silver hair, like my Grandma. Every week a feast with friends. On the table: plums. Even the crows will come. We’ll tell stories of mami wata and undrowned wishes. In the future I will have learned the art of...
Until the Nile itself becomes a god.
The White Nile and the Blue Nile meet in Khartoum, a city poor in rain. The White Nile carries light, gray sediments from the Equatorial Lakes. It takes its time. It chooses float plains. It waits to see how the hippos run on its floor, how...
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