#published poem

[izzynstuffz]

LOOK AT ME PUBLISHED AGAIN!!!!

we did a reading for the journal tonight! the seniors last </3.

PHOTOS OF ME UNDER THE CUT!!!!! IF YOU DONT WANNA FULLY RUIN THE ILLUSION DONT PEEK!!!

[softproserpina]

“Is it up to me? / I have been decidedly sparse with the mercy I have offered myself / I do not want it to be me / when to be loved is to be put to bed / so tenderly”

— Haley Green, from “Something about Pennsylvania & the Holy Word,” Cathexis Northwest Press (July-August 2025 Issue)

[justeloisepoetry]

“I feel myself slipping—caught in the quiet pull of something I can’t escape.”

My debut collection, Where the River Runs Quiet, is finally here.

It’s a book about the moments when the world splits at the seams. It’s about the noise, the "snakes" in the mind, and the heavy silences that follow a fracture. But more than that, it’s about what we find in the ruins. It traces the path from the wreckage of a town to the wide-open peace of the river and the fields.

It’s proof that even when things collapse, we can still build something beautiful from the pieces. It is a journey of wilderness, quiet becoming, and a slowly built heaven.

If you’ve ever felt like a "starving dog" or found yourself standing at an "event horizon" wondering what comes next, I wrote these words for you.

[agirlnamedbone]

Leona Sevick (Shenandoah, 2023)

[carrion001]

“Hawkwood” was published by Ouch! Collective this May.

This poem is about the nostalgia I feel toward New England (specifically the Siwanoy land I lived on) and what the experience of leaving as quickly as I did as a child was like. It was very rushed and sudden and it uprooted my sense of belonging a lot. That period of my life will always remain very treasured but distant.

[shittierpost]

Ngl , pretty astonished that out of all the poems I submitted for this year's copy of my local colleges literary and visual arts magazine, it's the one I wrote while high as hell, bingeing LOTR and experiencing gandalf gender envy that's gonna get published

[ivors20]

Dancing in the Rain (an Epigram) is Published in the January Issue of "Positive Words Magazine"

Over on Weekly Prompts, the Wednesday Challenge is the word: ENOUGH. Please visit their fabulous site by clicking on >> Here … Below, the Epigram “Dancing in the Rain” that I wrote in September 2022, has been selected for publication in the Australian Magazine “Positive Words”, thank you to the editor Sandra for considering my piece >>https://positivewordsmagazine.wordpress.com/ … The poem is my…

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[ohamarys]

HANDS IN WORSHIP, amarys dejai | originally published in issue one of With Confetti Literary in August 2021