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NaPoWriMo'23 Day Fourteen: Brief Heaven
what is it about mothers and the sad singularity of things they do for themselves? but i saw her laugh for the longest time and wipe
Apr 19, 2023


NaPoWriMo'23 Day Eight: Haircut and Hair Coloring as a reset button
A Pixie Cut by Abshaar Saeed I sit in a radiant chamber with tube lights, many other lights some dull and some ephemeral like the different sets of troubles and triumphs my heart skipped a beat at every snip of stainless steel scissors Stainless. Is there such a thing? slivered hair descent like wilted petals and auburn leaves resting a while on my shoulders, procrastinating Perhaps I can convince them to stay a bit longer Until the next date or my neighbour's wedding So I wi
Apr 14, 2023


NaPoWriMo'23 Day Five: We are gift-wrapping the earth in plastic, but for whom
Buried Alive in Plastic by Arya Mohapatra One. Tangled with the acrid scent of burnt paper and wasted sap, the earth reeks of incinerated beauty Two. The oceans are confused today they found out that the humans tricked them into swallowing chips of concealed plastic Three. somewhere within, a baby tuna knows it won't hear the echoes of oxygen filtering through its gills a penguin finds himself adorned with glistening black fluid, his eyes widen as he takes himself in, he look
Apr 9, 2023
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