Maddy Kilmurray
Writing is my therapy, a way to process a world that is too busy to breath, too harsh to heal and too fast for my queer, disabled heart. I write trash fire poetry, written in hast, short, scrappy and disorderly, often destined for the fire.
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Four lines a day, day 192
A lapful of fur and tongues,
Eight paws and two tails,
Two sets of kind brown eyes,
Forcing me to rest, never fails.
Writing has taken a back seat recently, mainly because I am exhausted. I’ll be back soon, don’t worry.
Four lines a day, day 191
This months nails are painted with ruby red,
Glitter mixed with involuntary blood shed,
Sharpened to defensive points, gripping tight,
To our flags, signs, community and friends.
Pride is a protest, as much as it is a celebratio...
Four lines a day, day 190
The fire in your chest is the easiest to light,
Oil soaked kindling stacked to combust,
Sparks from weaponised words, striking,
Fizzing, licking, hungry for your insides.
The easiest thing to make somebody feel is anger (Alex Fa...
Four lines a day, day 189
The muddy shore is drier now,
The flood waters have receded,
Yet I miss the fast, rushing tides,
As they whispered over the rocks.
Coming out of survival mode is really hard for me, because it used to feel normal, like my comf...
Four lines a day, day 188
My knees bend at the altar of the garden,
The incense reeks green and herbaceous,
Creatures whisper their threats and hopes,
While I lay down the copper ward, exiling.
Snails keep eating my veggies.
Had to employ the copper tap...
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Writing is my therapy, a way to process a world that is too busy to breath, too harsh to heal and too fast for my queer, disabled heart. I write trash fire poetry, written in hast, short, scrappy and disorderly, often destined for the fire.
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