Remnants
Drawing on the idea of overcoming problems, Ruhee looks at the process of coming to terms with reality after a relationship runs its course.
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Drawing on the idea of overcoming problems, Ruhee looks at the process of coming to terms with reality after a relationship runs its course.
Hoping to prompt important discussions about reproductive rights, Charlize uses underwater imagery in this poem to explore the repercussions of pro-life and pro-choice movements.
Inspired by the content call for pieces about peace, in this poem Eden explores how peaceful and comfortable the most mundane parts of a relationship can be. How things which…
In this poem, Alice contemplates the nature of strangers she's met in Durham.
Scannell foregrounds a wider theme of maturation through a gradual shift in his description of the river, conveying remembrance and the loss of an innocent childhood.
In this poem, Eden Cain reflects on the bittersweet memory of a beloved feline friend.
Stella writes about the Dead Women's Poet Society, and their recent event, remembering key female poets.
This week, Ruhee tackles the challenging Shakespearean sonnet form, exploring the impact of a muse on poetry.
In this poem, Ruhee illustrates the enchanting resonance of colour as she reflects the various hues that unveil themselves throughout a relationship.
This week, Molly Knox gives us a beautiful, alluring poem exploring the temporality of nature and its facets.