Poetry Archives - Page 2 of 12 - Queen Mob's Tea House

I made up that term, folk ecology, riffing on folk psychology which is often denigrated in contemporary evidence-based consciousness studies and brain medicine

Queen Mob Presents: Christopher Woodall

4th Oct 2019 / Christoper Woodall / Poetry

Half a brain, half a brain, / Half a brain onward / All in the valley of Death

A Lesson in Loving Our Monsters: A Review of turn around, BRXGHT XYXS by Rosebud Ben-Oni

29th Sep 2019 / Noel Quiñones / Poetry, Reviews

Rosebud Ben-Oni’s second collection turn around, BRXGHT XYXS (Get Fresh Books, 2019) tags its raucous truth […]

Interview: Arun Sagar

27th Sep 2019 / Medha Singh / Misc

Anamnesia refers to a little-known disorder characterised by an excess of memory. A disease of not forgetting.

Slow Stepper

6th Sep 2019 / I.S. Rowley / Music

May I see you smile, if only from afar? / What's burnt away / can sometimes be restored.

Satire: I Am Sand

19th Aug 2019 / Fernando Sdrigotti / Satire

an uplifting poem

Interview: Nikki Reimer

19th Aug 2019 / Jeremy Stewart / Interviews

My work is always too stuffy for Instagram but too stupid for the academy. It fits nowhere. It’s an aging Young-Girl, it’s a bitch.

Review: On Endings

6th Aug 2019 / Eliza Brilliant / Reviews

Words will always move, always affect. For the ritual of language is not necessitated on understanding, but the desire to understand.

Interview: Raghav Meattle

1st Aug 2019 / Queen Mob / Music

I learnt to play the guitar to set a lot of my poems to music. It’s all about what I’m saying through words and melodies. For now, I’m doing it with a guitar.

Rigor Samsa

25th Jul 2019 / Scherezade Siobhan / Letters & Essays

In the attention economy, we are all willing mayflies. Poetry, on the other hand, is how we extend the possibility of presence,

Vimala

12th Jul 2019 / Vivek Narayanan / Music

Undefinable pole. Sharer / of scar: the first / birth water yet unknown / till we met...

MISFIT DOC: Mediating the Parrot

25th Jun 2019 / Christian Woodard / Misfit Docs

We all have old wounds and imperfect modes of expression

Motherhood, Maps & “More”

23rd Jun 2019 / Jasminne Mendez / Letters & Essays

The first word Luz Maria ever understood was “baila.” I was reading her a bilingual […]

Citizen Illegal by Jose Guadalupe Olivarez

21st Jun 2019 / Lupe Méndez / Reviews

How do I describe this book without being a fanboy about it? I can’t really.

Lust Thrust Thursdays: God doesn’t watch you anymore

20th Jun 2019 / Jordan Hamel / Sex

So you planned the heist of your father's magazines, so meticulous it would make Danny Ocean proud

Poets Online Talking About Coffee: Rita Mookerjee

19th Jun 2019 / Russell Bennetts / Misc

72 reasons for coffee. 1. To sip dramatically while someone tells you a story

Interview: Mariel Fechik

17th Jun 2019 / Melissa Eleftherion / Interviews

I can’t really pinpoint what my earliest memory of it is. What I do remember is my 7th grade poetry unit.

Lust Thrust Thursdays: Violet Leaf for Cysts

18th Apr 2019 / Leah Sophia Dworkin / Sex

Yeah I’ve been intimate with a religious / person and it was fine and they sang

Gallery 7 from CHARMS and GLITTER

16th Apr 2019 / Robert Sheppard and Trev Eales / Music

She’s the Maid of the / May, dancing / with the chimney sweeps...

Poem: Amy Saul-Zerby

11th Apr 2019 / Amy Saul-Zerby / Poetry

are you sleeping / enough / are you eating / maybe we should / look into / a SAD lamp

Lust Thrust Thursdays: Salon C, Level 2

11th Apr 2019 / Suzanne Wise / Sex

I sat back down. The next reader had an avian air about him. Eagle-like brow, blond beard, puffy-chested, unsteady, gestural. He spoke of the prize he won.