
exploring the intersection of poetry and prose, using surreal imagery and unconventional structures to transform ordinary experiences into something unsettling and intimate
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by Ivan Pokidyshev
yellow clings like dripping clothes to my stark body.
a glistening gown trudging over freckled skin, crystallising beneath the white curve on my finger. nestling into crinkles with the persistence of a small child.
i...
make sure to listen to my voiceover while you read!
light tumbling down woven lines, fiddling with the strings like you used to fiddle with your guitar. mutilated by calloused fingers and jagged nails, quivering. spinning round in circles...
this is my narration of the poem, I would love if you could listen along whilst you read
god I’m a moron aren’t I?
throats ragged like roughly ripped paper
croaking like spluttering engines
heavy doors.
skin blistering like screams -...
I found a collection of post-it notes I wrote when I was 8. I’ve mostly left them as I found them; amongst the chaotic handwriting, they revealed something about how I saw the world.
sourced from Pinterest by Anna Malina
dear diary,
I’m...
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the sugar structures stretch out from your shoulder blades, crystalline translucence that always looks like it’s on the brink of shattering. the wind warping them like cling film used to, feet dangling l...
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