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Symbolic Scribbles Series #066

Ashley Primm; The Price of Enlightenment II

Substance’s Sum Belies The Lesser — Kameron Primm


Her unsulliable soddenness broods
over every mercurial matter set
to trouble the insolubly entombed.

The mind’s I wrestles with it...

5 days ago
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Seen / Unseen

Photography by Mark Farley, 2026


An ekphrastic encounter is never a passive glance.
It’s a collision.

It’s the precise instant when the writer’s eye strikes an image
and begins to dismantle it—
the hunt for philosophy, for pa...

6 days ago
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Symbolic Scribbles Series #065

Collection of cold weapons improvised from items found during an early-morning scavenger session (training exercise); photo by Schalk Willem Holloway

Confession For A Known Virgin — Schalk Holloway


Bless me, father, for I have si...

12 days ago
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Symbolic Scribbles Series #064

“A Snag” - Photography by Mark Farley; Salt Marshes, Waldringfield

A Man I Met — Mark Farley’s wandering’s


Stormy male child, born Catholic,
East Belfast’s dark, dank, mean streets,
Employed—Harland & Wolff:

Centuries, ships...

19 days ago
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Rhythmic Asterism

Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss Antonio Canova (1757–1822) (after) North Hertfordshire Museum

Rhythmic Asterism was originally published in September 2025 within one of Saccharum’s themed subscriber collaborations. Immerse yourself in the f...

23 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. Poet.

  • 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

  • Robert Gowty

    Dawdling procrastinator who loiters idly, lingering on the relaxing diversions of a life half lived. When not half asleep, I write, make music and art.

  • Schalk Holloway

    Mostly here to hang out and make friends. Married. Retired tough-guy. 2E. Highly curious. Deeply enjoy quiet and darkness, meaningful conversations, reading, and creating all types of art. I’m published in two fields. Might write you (something).

  • The Monday to Friday Poet

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

  • Teàrlach

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

  • Kameron Primm

    Kameron Primm aims to be a credit to the written word and to honor those who fostered his affinity for it with his participation in the Substack community.

  • Damian Hendrickson

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

  • The Famazing Revi Devlin\ud83c\udf1c

    Words are hard, but the ones you trip over are often the most important.

  • Laura Catanzano

    Wife. Mother. Poet. Inspired by life's delicate spirals. The light in me, sees the light in you.

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

    1/2 of SACCHARUM w/ JOZEF CAIN. Words resurrected from memories lost...& found. We alchemically mix voice with mysticism + sound & build community \ud83c\udf1e

  • Samantha E. Harvey [SEH]

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

  • L. Cohen

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

  • 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

  • Elizabeth Kipp

    Questioning inherited stories. Interrupting survival patterns. Essays, teachings, and poetry for people reclaiming safety, healing, and freedom beyond chronic pain, trauma, and addiction.

  • 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

  • lydia grace

    pretty public confessional // very good & normal girl [paris] head of editorial for OBTUSE ARCHIVE, columnist for VIPER MEDIA MAGAZINE

  • Vision2Verse

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

  • Ewa Łączkowska

    artist, researcher, mover, facilitator - dwelling on the intersections of creative expression, the body, perception, and being human.

  • 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

  • Jeanne Vessantra

    Poet. Experimental writer obsessed with everything buried beneath us. Poetic psychological horror. Hunger. Ritual. The body. Dreams. Five languages — because one was enough to lie to 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.

  • Ana Cristina Caelen

    Passionately sharing surreal poetry, haikus, fantasy worlds, language blends and the sensual art of creative synesthesia. Author of the Tapestry of Selves Trilogy, about the witcheries of shared souls, great love and natural magic.

  • Juan Pablo Martinez

    I am singular, mad like a thousand-eyed heart.

  • Paul R. Pace

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

  • 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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