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Symbolic Scribbles Series #051

the author, Sam Rasnake

“Chameleons, both for and of” — Sam Rasnake


I change my mind like
switching shirts or boots.
Or lanes on a long drive –
a fireplace waiting, winds

swirling the eaves, mugs
on the side table steami...

4 days ago
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The Oral Tradition: Tribal Trace

The evidence of the swing

is life left in its wake.

PENDULUM, MERCY, SOLSTICE, MEDIUM, BRINK, TRACE, CURRENT

The earth is tilting toward its longest light, moving through the insistent unfolding of the season. We find ourselves livi...

7 days ago
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Symbolic Scribbles Series #050

Photo by Kevin Long

forever like the sun — Lotte Kestner


the sun found me
like an arrow,
burned my face
it seemed in minutes
don’t laugh at me
for being quick
to burn,
i am quick to everything
like a chameleon
m...

11 days ago
35
5

connection undetached

photo by the author @wildflower

connection undetached — wildflower

your shivery

breath almost
strikes
my ravenous
skin

soaked in
by
a slight
tangency
arousing

electricity
pulsing
through my
submis...

14 days ago
25
4

Symbolic Scribbles Series #049

Photo: Li Hui

The Sun is a Girl Gone Swimming — Nymphish


Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when published

i numbed myself into a visitor,
             my waltz through nature,
bared o...
18 days ago
35
5

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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.

  • Melanie Cole

    Melanie Cole is a poet and writer from Tacoma, Washington. She has been published in Grit City Magazine, Dandelion Revolution Press, and PHIL LIT Journal, among others. She has held residency at Sou’Wester Arts. She has publications upcoming.

  • Angledtay Ordsway Werd Gooru

    Only alive because of caffeine and poetry. My writing focuses on grief although once in awhile an upbeat squirrel sneaks in. ko-fi.com/tangle79

  • 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

  • Lee Summers

    ELD teacher in the South by day, queer, mixed, neurodivergent poet by night, I don't use AI when I write.

  • The Forgotten Muse

    I write poetry about childhood wounds, generational trauma, grief, longing, inner battles, feminism, healing,the ghosts we carry and the melancholy of the human experience with the odd whimsy bit thrown in. \ud83e\udef6

  • 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

  • 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

  • April Mensinger

    Coquo ergo sum, reader, writer, artist, explorer, believer in magic \ud83d\udcab

  • Samantha E. Harvey [SEH]

    Visual Artist • Sensory Art • Alternate Sensory-Friendly Experiences • Technology, Poetry, Web3 • Founder @SULCIWORLD • she/her

  • Elena

    Poetry and personal essays infused with a dirty Martini and a dab of lightheartedness\ud83e\udebc\ud83e\udd8e

  • 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

  • Tea for a Druid

    Talk to trees—they will talk back \ud83c\udf32\ud83c\udf33\ud83e\udebe

  • Franco Amati

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

  • 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.

  • Amantine Brodeur

    Poet. Editor. Reader. Essayist.

  • kerri

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

  • Robert Gowty

    The Unscripted Explorer: I am a writer, artist and musician based in Tasmania, Australia. Every now and then I head off without direction or purpose to see where it leads. My current unscripted exploration began in October 2025.

  • wildflower

    extroverted introvert, photographer, writer, book lover

  • Vision2Verse

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

  • Kimbra

    I write to unearth what craves a witness in my interior world. I share the poems I write, the art I make and the spiritual wells I draw from in my creative process as a musician.

  • Paul R. Pace

    Pistol Whipped on an Ocean Liner Ship. Poetry, Fiction, Essays

  • Tamara

    Essayist, philologist, and storyteller. I write at the intersection of philosophy, desire, and the cost of living honestly. For readers who come to be challenged, not consoled.

  • pen n. bolsillo

    here to remind myself: choose risk + keep seeking.

  • Nymphish

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

  • Sam Rasnake

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

  • Lotte Kestner

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

  • Camille Brody

    Here for the word-smithing. Exploring authentic kinship, especially with other-than-human beings and putting that into words.

  • kel-lee

    Writer and reader of poetry. Film connoisseur with a high bar for brilliance. Lipstick and earrings, always. Coffee fuels; doughnuts delight. I eat mooncakes out of season. I capture stillnesses. My dog teaches me to savor life’s quiet scents.

  • Steve Elliott

    Writer - poetry, drama, fiction - editor, professional narrator.

  • L. Cohen

    Playing the blues and writing something like poetry through the apocalypse. Poetry, music, art, whatever.

  • Alma M.

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

  • Sacred Rebelle

    I am a stress management and historical trauma specialist, Yoga-Informed Addiction Recovery Coach, ancestral clearing practitioner, and best-selling author, focused on the Light.

  • kōtare

    I am an outdoors girl. Lover of snow and stars. This is my slush pile. The poems I buried like dog bones.

  • Laura Catanzano

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

  • Ann Lyons

    I write from within, to make sense of a dissociative life, through a mismatch of poetry and stories. If you do read, and especially if you do resonate, I am grateful that you took the time to hear me. \ud83e\udd8b

  • The Monday to Friday Poet

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

  • Stacey

    A long time lover of taking care of others, now I write to take care of me! The smell and feel of a book is one of my favorite things.

  • 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.

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