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Selected poems by Hannah Weisz
The Three Endings, Spooky Season, and 11/6/24 with unapologetically passive voices and prepositional endings

Maariya (EIC)
Apr 104 min read
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Longing, by E.N.G
There's something about you and I can't stand it, I can't escape you.

Maariya (EIC)
Apr 74 min read
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The Moirai's Incantation, by Suchismita Karmakar
dribb ling
grape juice. rust on my
palm, rust of my fingers pulverised
and putrefied by the sisyphian cycle of spinning
i am destined to

Maariya (EIC)
Apr 32 min read
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L'avenir est un bouquet, by Emilio Leija
Blossoms called destiny, made of sorrow
Or the will and desire one's mind portrays.

Maariya (EIC)
Apr 31 min read
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Mirage, by Suchismita Karmakar
doppel gänger
of the blue bar above us,
unfathomable cruising its veins,

Maariya (EIC)
Apr 32 min read
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God Dreams, by Kiri Winder
Star shaped hands touch Earth and crumble dirt,
Planting stars with seeds.

Maariya (EIC)
Apr 11 min read
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Not a Second More, by Gio Roven
She was looking for a temple, one that she can call home. One day, she thought she had found it.

Maariya (EIC)
Mar 312 min read
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The Maiden, by Morgan Champine
Helen of Sparta prays to Persephone. She runs her fingers along the thirsty stem of a pale poppy and prays.

Maariya (EIC)
Mar 314 min read
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The End, by Rowan Sanan
The fallen and the risen, twins;
Born as heralds of a new world.

Maariya (EIC)
Mar 281 min read
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Ripples, by Rowan Sanan
"Fate can often linger in the mind. But like water rippling away from a droplet, it never forgets."

Maariya (EIC)
Mar 282 min read
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Until Death Do Us Part, by Laila Papas
Orpheus would be known for his melodies and his melancholy. What the poets and the tales didn't carry through history was his rage.

Maariya (EIC)
Mar 288 min read
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