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@fermentingferns
here, is my instagram poetry account, if anyone wishes to follow me there !
There is sun and stillness
I am scrubbed shiny with
A rose garden on my
Pulse points
You can wallpaper
A haunted house
Plaster over the holes
In the walls, you can
Burn sage and candles
The ghosts won't always
Leave, crucifixes and holy
Water are hopeless against
Apathy, disinterest leaves me
Disintegrated, Mary Oliver's
Herons hold no comfort in
Half-finished books, I cannot
Read beauty when I feel
Like a monster, I am feral
And feckless, swallowed by
The cracks in my smile
you ever be painting or drawing or writing with a random playlist on and a song comes on and you think to yourself yuck, I need to change this.. and then by the time you actually tear yourself away from your work to change it the song is over or are you normal ???
Five Short Stories by Trans Women of Color
“The Girls and the Apple.” Jasmine Kabale Moore. The Coalition
“Waiting Room,” Jamie Berrout
Love and Comets, Gillian Ybabez
Coconut, Gabrielle Bellot. Small Axe Journal
Bonus: Watch Ryka Aoki read her story “To the New World”
Here’s a new story of mine that’s free to read/download: “Mansion,” Jamie Berrout
rb with your major/degree, your sign and your favorite season
and when he came back. all coherent and breathing i realized i couldn’t hear him and when i shook his hand i felt weak and yes, i am weak, but i always thought i’d be stronger than him and today i learned that i am not and today there is a hole in my lung and each breath is a fight and oh, lord, i am so tired of fighting. my hands shake when i pray and i think that might mean something but we’re all too preoccupied with the man who’s alive again and i can’t blame anyone for this considering he’s kind again and there’s a laugh that comes from his mouth that feels a kind type of thunder and, maybe just because somethings loud doesn’t mean it should scare me, but i’ve been feeling a bit more skittish lately, i should get my hearing checked
blackout poem made from pg.389 of ‘the divine comedy’ by Dante Alighieri
“The claw / Of the magnolia, / Drunk on its own scents, / Asks nothing of life.”
— Sylvia Plath, from The Collected Poems; ‘Paralytic’
“We bury things so deep we no longer remember there was anything to bury. Our bodies remember. Our neurotic states remember. But we don’t.”
— Jeanette Winterson, Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal?
“I wish I wasn’t such a dreamer. I’ve ruined this life for myself.”
— N.M. Sanchez
“Men act and women appear. Men look at women. Women watch themselves being looked at. This determines not only most relations between men and women but also the relation of women to themselves. The surveyor of woman in herself is male: the surveyed female. Thus she turns herself into an object – and most particularly an object of vision: a sight.”
— John Berger on Male and Female Presence, from “Ways of Seeing”
I don’t know why I haven’t posted this here yet, but I’m officially a published poet y’all !! I’m not even gonna attempt to describe how excited I am.
The anthology is called “Sunday Mornings at the River” and there are so many incredible poets featured, I’m so honored. If you want to grab yourself a copy it’s available on Amazon, link below 🤍
Sunday Mornings at the River: Winter Twenty Twenty: River, Sunday Mornings at the, at the River, Sunday Mornings, Rijsdijk, Rebecca: 9798563
never not thinking about the end of poetry by ada limón
like….. yeah……
anyway, *daydreams*