CLASS
Issue 16 Vamika Sinha Issue 16 Vamika Sinha

CLASS

“poetry cannot exist without a question / of utility” – what is the point of poetry in a post-capitalist world?

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self-ish
Issue 08 Vamika Sinha Issue 08 Vamika Sinha

self-ish

“In a TV show, I’d be a supporting character you might feel conflicted about. I have spent too many moments of my life aspiring to be white” - inspired by Lyn Heijinian, Vamika Sinha prods at encapsulating identity in writing in this new prose poem.

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For Sabina
Issue 07 Zoe Jane Patterson Issue 07 Zoe Jane Patterson

For Sabina

“I want to split each person I meet with a scalpel / Like a surgeon, and let the galaxies come pouring out” – Zoe Jane Patterson seeks out a life lived like artwork.

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The Eiffel Tower Dangles: Writing a City
Issue 05 Vamika Sinha Issue 05 Vamika Sinha

The Eiffel Tower Dangles: Writing a City

Writing about a city, just as writing about any subject, is a way of documenting it within history, for giving it a voice, for making it human almost, letting it breathe and move and speak. It may have dreams, it may have fears, it may have flaws and disease.

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