Isn’t that still true: I’m processing the blow of having lost myself in the vision of someone else’s ideal woman.
Catherine Chen, from “https://ENTER.com,” published in Glittermob

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Isn’t that still true: I’m processing the blow of having lost myself in the vision of someone else’s ideal woman.
Catherine Chen, from “https://ENTER.com,” published in Glittermob
Y’all I have 3(!) poems in the brand-new issue of @glittermobmag what a delight to share my Blade Runner poem and two pieces from a new manuscript in one of my all-time crush journals. Early on in my poetry mag life, I discovered glittermob and drooled over the juxtaposition of bright weird visual art with cutting-edge poetics by so many writers I admire, and I’ve been submitting work there since 2012(?!?!) and gotten rejections every single time. Until now. Keep writing and keep submitting! So thrilled to join the ranks of some of the coolest poets working today. Check out Issue #12! | #linkinbio #glittermob #newpoetry https://www.instagram.com/p/BrdkiYUFepO/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=9a9cv7nffwoh
Not to miss at New Women Space in NYC this weekend.
Behold! . . . . . . . #glitter #glittermob #glitterforever #glitterforbrunch #glitterrunsdeep #throwglitterinitsface (at Shoefabrik)
@jade_ariel_wannabe look what made if here safely in one piece! It's hanging in the kitchen 😍 #eatglitter #throwglitterinitsface #gfb #glittermob #glitterforever (at Cau Anh Sao, Phu My Hung, Quan 7)
My favorite thing about you is how you remind me of the days when our hopes and dreams just tear themselves apart.
Sasha Fletcher, from “loud mouth,” published in Glittermob
Show me how to download your doubts and show me the secret folder where you save all of your embarrassing tattoos, and then show me where we can click left and click left and click left until you know that there's never been a time when you weren't the most beautiful thing ever made.
—Mark Cugini, from "Not A Verb, It's You Looking," published in Glittermob