Notes on Clouds
Izabella Casagrande| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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I found one of the coolest human archives in the world (or did it find me?)
For those who haven’t seen my Substack notes or Instagram stories, I went on an amazing trip through the US in the first half of June. The plan was to visit New York City and then head to Northfield, a small city in Minnesota where my partn...
Poems to Express: You could only do what you did.
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I part
from your levee-eyes,
emerald green,
long eyelashes passed down to me.
Always, almost wet,
as if they were begging
fo...
Poems to Express: Jenga Tower
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Centuries in time
competing each other
to hollow you out.
Block by block,
rock by rock,
source by source,
ore by ore,...
Poems to Express: Analog Tales
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As you may have noticed, I’ve been in a hyperfocus on junk journaling, collecting all kinds of scraps, tickets, napkins, stickers, and receipts everywher...
My journey through northern Italy and how I became a poet
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I never post anything other than my poems here since my audience is mainly poets, and the two times I tried (once with a personal essay on my professiona...
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Writing my way out of my shell \ud83d\udc1a ⋆ Brazilian poet based in Amsterdam ⋆ Author of Poems to Express, an occasional poetry series ⋆ Crafty girlie \ud83c\udf38
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