Gull, So Confusing: On Growing Up Beside The Sea
Staff Writer Sophie-May Ward-Marchbank discusses her tumultuous relationship with the ocean and life growing up in seaside town Portsmouth.
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Hannah Tang
5 days ago2 min read
To Dust Returne
A poem that deliberates on trauma, pain, and stagnation: ‘to dust returne’ is a desolate epitaph for the voiceless.
Stella Wright
Nov 175 min read
Autumn’s Allure: Why We’re Obsessed With Autumn (Even When It Usually Sucks)
Staff Writer Stella Wright addresses expectations set by the Autumn season, diving into social media, fashion, and music.
Eleanor Hughes
Oct 212 min read
Summertime - The Thoughts Of A Thought Daughter
Staff Writer Eleanor Hughes ruminates on summertime and its temporal properties, exploring nostalgia, fleeting moments of rest, and the
Zarah Hashim
Oct 123 min read
The Duality Of Solitude: A Reflection
Zarah Hashim reflects on what ‘Solitude’ is defined by with significant insight into her personal experience, Keats’ writing, and politics.
Faraz Rezai
Oct 91 min read
My God Is A Trickster
My God Is A Trickster is a poem written by Faraz Rezai inspired by 20th-century philosopher Alan Watts’ thought experiment about God.
Hania Ahmed
Sep 277 min read
Creating a Home: Steffie Chau’s ‘l’appartement 49c’
The charm of big city life still hasn’t worn off on me after one year of living in London. In my Washington, D.C. university, I drop...
Carrie Smith
May 11 min read
Four Steps for Comprehending
[Contains Sensitive Content] by Carrie Smith First - the daze. You wake up at eleven AM, eyes dry, mouth dry, head sore. The patch of sun...
James Merchant
Mar 263 min read
Three Poems by James Merchant
All photography by James Merchant Crossed At Shore Still, the sound of the sea Breaking against the strand, Strangling the stray sand Is...
Nandinee Rajkhowa
Feb 155 min read
Poppy
It's raining. It's 2 pm. The clouds are grey and you can hear the distant thunder rolling. My boots are wet. My clothes are drenched. All...
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