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Symbolic Scribbles Series #057

digital art by Ani Marie McIntosh created by using an original painting titled “Stillness” by Stella Jae and a photograph by @theta_nine on Instagram

Never Not Here — Ani Marie McIntosh


Movement has a reputation for making change...

3 days ago
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Crowded Parchment

Photo by Jozef Cain


The words collide with one another—destroy each other, like nations at war—as I grasp for them; reaching out like Adam reaches for the hand of God. Suspended in the void behind a hanging Edison bulb, hovering ove...

8 days ago
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Symbolic Scribbles Series #056

photo of the author by his friend David Kedillty

Still — Teàrlach


When it’s gone it’s gone
I remember you said that
The memory lives on
We think
We move
We think
We think we move

The flavours remain
And in memory...

10 days ago
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The Intersections of Sacchaurm: Reading Sessions #001

Hello, everyone, and welcome to The Intersections of Saccharum, the sweet spot where creativity thrives!

We’re your hub for discovering poetry and prose, all submitted to us by our incredible community.

We’re back after a bit of a hiatus...

12 days ago
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Symbolic Scribbles Series #055

still life with miniature Zen garden

— man of aran


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still life with miniature Zen garden 
(and a line from William Carlos Williams)...
17 days ago
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  • Jozef Cain

    1/2 of Saccharum with S y l v i A \ud83c\udf1e K a l i n A. I write from a dirty surrealist perspective, combining the mundanity and dark tones of dirty realism with the figurative tapestry of psychedelia. One Love.

  • man of aran

    ‘man of aran’ is alan girling who writes poetry and whatnot paired with visual creations of all sorts, including his own photography

  • Schalk Holloway

    I've walked into some dark places and made it back. Sometimes with others in tow. Published in multiple fields. Some of my writing serves those in the Light; some those still in the Dark. I don't flinch easily. The range is the point. Standing by...

  • Jaap Stijl

    Je ne sais pas si je suis donc je ne suis pas.

  • The Monday to Friday Poet

    We are echoes of time. I happen to like writing about that.

  • Franco Amati

    Franco Amati is a speculative fiction writer and poet from New York. You can learn all about him at francoamatiwrites.com

  • Teàrlach

    Chinese martial arts background. Former long term meditator. Creative sort. Interest in personal alchemy whether from west or east.

  • Damian Hendrickson

    Poet writing from the Australian goldfields, sharing poems and essays about walking, place, memory, and finding beauty and meaning close to home.

  • wildflower

    extroverted introvert, photographer, writer, book lover

  • Nymphish

    she/her \ud83d\udc90 In poetry we begin by thanking our muse, so I become my own. \ud83d\udc90

  • \ud83c\udf1fRevi of the Famazing Duo \ud83c\udf1f

    Writers block will not win today!

  • Laura Catanzano

    Wife. Mother. Poet. Inspired by this human experience (both joyful and painful). I hope you find some light here.

  • S y l v i A \ud83c\udf1e K a l i n A

    1/2 of SACCHARUM w/ JOZEF CAIN. Words & ideas resurrected--memories lost...& found. We alchemically mix magic + mystery w/words & sound + build community

  • kerri

    thoughts on living and loving and the chaos that happens in between.

  • PD Hurt

    My poetry reads like the teenage me shoulder tapping at the laundry mat, hoping to get a bottle at the liquor store. -PD Hurt

  • Lotte Kestner

    Seattle based poet and recording artist Anna-Lynne Williams, sings in the bands: Lotte Kestner, Trespassers William, Ormonde

  • Elizabeth Kipp

    Questioning inherited stories. Interrupting suffering. Reclaiming freedom. Essays and poetry on healing, embodiment, and living beyond survival.

  • Alex J

    Music, poetry, sketches, digital art, amateur photography, occasional essays and sound art projects.

  • Mark Farley’s wandering’s

    I have a type of dementia (with aphasia). I photograph daily, and this acts as my diary. I love nature particularly plants & landscapes. Music & creating abstract digital art are important to me. Challenging the brain with poetry, a new adventure

  • Vision2Verse

    Napalmjax Protocol activated. I write doors not explanations. Welcome to DOORWAYS I.D.N.O.D.- Ignorance Does Not Open Doors

  • Alma M.

    Exploring consciousness through symbol, myth, physiology & ritual. Hex Deck creator. Pattern seeker. Photo taker. Poetry. Painting. Sci-fi. Horror. Symbolism.

  • pen n. bolsillo

    reminding myself: choose risk + keep seeking.

  • Stephen

    I love writing and wordplay. I especially love reading and libraries librarians books bookstores readers writers pens pencils ink paper notebooks napkins screens keys messages and art. I write without AI. https://buymeacoffee.com/moonpoet

  • Camille Brody

    Here for the word-smithing. Exploring kinship, especially with other-than-human beings, woven into some kind of authentic poetry.

  • Sam Rasnake

    I write. Fallen Leaves (Ballerini Book Press); Like a Thread to Follow (Cyberwit); Cinéma Vérité (A-Minor Press) …

  • Jay Noah Garrick

    Poetry about the space between disconnection and connection. I write free-verse minor narrative poetry—with occasional forays into meter. I post my own work and occasionally poetry that really messes with me.

  • Marissa M. Zhu

    A literary exploration of desire as generative force—neither absence to cure nor state to transcend. Love notes to the hunger that never resolves, only transforms.

  • Ani Marie McIntosh

    The liminal, the underworld—grief, trauma, and shame met with fierce self-love. Facing unbypassed darkness, unyoking ancestral patterns, seeking coherence, authenticity, and sacred joy.

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