Gone, Poet
milaRichard Siken enthusiast and Sylvia Plath defender type beat
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 12 | Founded | 2 months ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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gone to locusts (collection i)
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the dawn is plaid
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and under the quilt
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you’re breathing
It’s all very pretty which is another way of saying fucked beyond belief. Another way of saying two roads are splitting down the Mosesmiddle. It’s all red sea and it’s all s...
You Have 70 pages of Plato's Republic Due at Nine a.m.
There are three reasons to study: necessity, recreation, and leisure. I’ve discovered a fourth. That is, the professor can see you from where he is standing.
The beautiful is that which, being seen, pleases. Objectively. Oddly, the...
We Smoked the Cigarette Down to the Filter
We were sitting out back. June.
The cigarette was all
cicada sound.
I was wondering how much ash one thing could hold—
then
your hand moved
not quickly,
which was funny—
Imagine being consumed
with such precision:
*...
Tell Me, Can It Talk, Talk, Talk?
Sylvia Plath (famously) killed herself in Yeats’s former flat in 1963. She also wrote poetry. The two are probably unrelated.
The trouble with all artists is that they’re insane. The trouble with modern artists is that they’re also...
When Sacrilege is Needed
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You wake
Tongue locked
around marrow hymn.
There’s no stained glass
in your throat
You call out. Only,
the spi...
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Richard Siken enthusiast and Sylvia Plath defender type beat
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