Laid out in the GCE/SEAB Math exam paper format, this poem has 3 sections labelled ‘Lemma 1. Differentiate Citizens by Race’, Lemma 2. Differentiate Citizens by Language’ and ‘Lemma 3. Differentiate Citizens by Religion’.
Read MoreFind t. On a bad day, I learned that it takes 10 to 15 stories for an assured fate.
Read MoreNine graphs arranged in 3 by 3, each one with an x and y axis, illustrated according to their respective captions.
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Read MoreWritten in a fish bone diagram style, thin angular lines break out from the words and connect to other phrases that add to the poem.
Read Moreave maria
gratia plena
dominicus tecum
benedicta tu in mulierubus
A: Every photo in the family album is of someone who is not me.
B: My name is bubbling over on the stovetop of our domesticity.
C: Even a scared crow knows what’s coming.
D: I trace my lineage on the future axis.
Read MoreWe do not fear loss itself, but thinking too much about it — family members given to the undertaker and forgotten until you can gather around their soft resting hole, suit-and-tie.
Read MoreThis poem is presented in a flow chart. It starts with ‘DAWN ON A GIVEN DAY’ and ends with ‘REPRODUCTION’.
Read MoreA 4 by 4 table — each section a popular literary phrase that has been adapted into modern slang, emoticons and abbreviations.
Read MoreIngredients: brain (heart, tongue, consciousness. warning – may speak out of turn. took an iq test aged 8 to prove a point, only to realize he’s been proving another point all along) hair, curled. (unprocessed).
Read MoreThis is a crossword puzzle: There are 4 words across and 3 words down to solve. Below the crossword are the clues. The clues are the poem’s stanza.
Read MoreThis is poem has been placed in an image of a circular maze: it only has one starting point and the maze enters in the centre of the circle.
Read MoreI peaked in secondary school.
Five hours after waking up I’m doing nothing but not sleep.
My mother as memoir with broken spine.
all that remains
your towel
grief-damp with
sleeping dogs
the heat of possible demolition
Collection of small items laid out in neat rows on a dark wooden floor: some of the items include military and school tags, contact lens cases and a photograph of the author.
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In the spirit of end-of-year reflections, four artists compare their very first poem, rap and song, to their latest releases — discovering how much they’ve changed.
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A comic artist and illustrator draw out discussions about comics, illustration, and power.
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