Tag: Poetry
Secrets and Safety
By Fatima As I gaze outside my window I am reminded of my crimes all the warning signs my short-sighted copyrights tweets and receipts used against me. I could not go outside and I could not speak and I could not stay here alone...
Read Morescreen time for two
By Sarah Patterson it all comes down to a comment below, i’ll be lower still who am i if not split in two? subscription to someone else’s life somehow both are me somehow both are you i am a follower, not an interaction link to...
Read MoreDigital awakening
By Bojana In the shelter of the web’s embrace, A realm both vast, both virtual and base, I wandered, lost, in forums, chats, and sites, Seeking self amidst the countless bytes. In the glow of screens, both young and old, A...
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What the internet told me about bisexual women
By Jessica Skultety When I came out to myself, I began looking For information Because I only knew...
Read MoreCafé with mirrors
By Sue Vickerman In the back corner by the old iron radiator we discuss which we’d go for of the two women at the next table gazing into each other, one in a sculpted hat, one in a tightly-belted mac. When I reach up to prink at...
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Writing a Love Poem at Taco Bell About
By Michaela Mayer how your smile is backlit with the radiance of the purple now hiring sign, no...
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The Present
By Nicole Swisher In my daydreams, I see her: a woman as round as I am, as soft, with an awkward,...
Read MoreBudding Bisexual Disaster
By Annalies Mohle I want boys to think I’m tough and the girls to think I’m pretty And I want them all to think I’m smart and fun and witty This much self-consciousness is maybe vanity but I’m fifteen, so it’s allowed Let me...
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I Could Love Her
By joce leo i. girlhood in your mid-twenties is braiding your friend’s hair brushing it back...
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