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Not the Same Day
She who holds the ink of night till dawn can read between the liesthe lip of morningand the…
A Sufi on the Path to God
One sorrow extends; another moors itself,folded into sombre-filled nights.Walled in by absence, we seewhat eyes—misled by intuition—miss.Displaced to…
Holding a Shard with Tenderness
Review of I Can Imagine It For Us by Mai Serhan I had been waiting a long time…
The Museum of Mistakes
Lobna lived as if apologizing to the world for her presence in it. In her movements, her stillness,…
Issue 13: Forged Kinship
“…kinship is not rooted in the abstract, but in concrete realities—when naming, speaking, and surviving are rights denied…
Reverse Light
Another small, disembodied limb showed up on my feed. This one was wearing a Hello Kitty sock but…
Interview with Radoslav Rochallyi
A journey into Mathematical Poetry We’re often told that mathematics and poetry orbit in entirely different systems: the…
Submit to Issue 12: Echoes
We have EXTENDED! Submit now: March 7th- April 8th, 2025, April 21st, 2025. “Write what should not be…
Sealed Gaze
I’d never stared into a seal's eyes Until that day in icu Your slick-black gaze the quick fire of…
Basel’s First Trip
How old were you when you went on your first-ever trip all on your own? Maybe you were…