November 23, 2024

Admission – a poem by Sarah Marchant

Admission A breath of crisp air and amid banana-shake aftertaste, the giggling of girls, the frenzy of road games, a thought blooms like a single drop of rain — I’ve kissed those collarbones.

Pulse – a poem by Sarah Marchant

a warm-colored thrum spreads, a web of fingertip   touches and threads of lightning silver my eyelids – I have   tasted the sun-beads, have been enveloped by the   sweet-spell, and it reverberates.

On Finding Books Again

Although reading has been semi-present during what you could call my formative years, it is only in the past 6-12 months that I’m finding my interest has revived to the level it was at when […]

Grey-blue

Eight forty-six. The sky had turned a murky blue and its edges glowed pink-gold with the setting sun. Like paper on a flame, the horizon pulsed as embers do and spat diamonds and ash up […]

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