
Writing from the moment before you have words. Poetry. Prose. And notes on why certain language lands in the body before the mind catches up.
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forever
held a low note
slowly
gravity began
to hear it too
violet deepened
the sound
became heavy
and we lis...
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the bins remembered
what we threw away
sometimes
better than we did
every week
someone emptied them
still
som...
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for a while
i thought softness was something
the body remembered
the way a hand remembers
where another hand once...
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last night
a warm breeze
bent
to the night's release
carrying
the final warmth
without
kno...
birds sang
every morning
eventually
someone noticed
there were fewer notes
the radio filled
what was missing
every morning
the song returned
nobody noticed
which birds didn’t
children learned
the new songs first
the old r...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Perhaps every poem is a place rather than an answer. Come and see what follows you home.
RN, CSULB Graduate Fellow, Asian Studies Chinese culture and philosophy. Confucianist, Author, Scholar. Life is better with love, a garden, a library. I have wild ideas that consume me, gentleness is my spirit, in childlike wonder.
a bpd girlie trying to myth her way back to life. dark fairytales and a heart dipped in shadow to become a constellation. whatever that is makes staying a little softer.
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