Don’t Call Me Jenna Price
How is certainty supposed to feel? Michael Di Iorio ponders the uncertainty of his future in this heart-wrenching poem.
How is certainty supposed to feel? Michael Di Iorio ponders the uncertainty of his future in this heart-wrenching poem.
I’m compiling a list. I want to ask the woman beside me in a black plastic cape, “What’s worse than a hairdressing appointment?”
It was March 2016. I’d stumbled upon McIver’s Ladies Baths on one ridiculously hot day. I was eighteen, fresh out of high school, the bare bones of feminism. . .
The sky was navy when it snowed A rush of swirling white, The girl was sleeping quietly In a bed with blankets tight.
Dani Encarnacion hilariously lists an exploration of thoughts on interracial dating between women of colour and white men.
Ogo NwangumaSecond Letter from Ure'Obi’m,I did find someone else, like you asked me to.He’s a good man, I know, but not as beautiful as you.He loves me dearly, and hopes
Mariela Powell Thomas, art by Wilson Leung | @_why_design
Srisha SritharanAs a young, Australian-born Tamil woman, Srisha Sritharan uses poetry to explore contemporary socio-politics. While studying Business at UTS, Srisha’s passion for spoken word was birthed during her time
Mariela PTIn a world where I would have more time for my hydrangeas; where my mind didn’t always spin so far out of control. In a world where I could