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Sunday’s Edge

Anett Gyenge-Rusz 0

The Meaning of Life

Tanja Trifković 0
A table laid with small bowls of various items

A New Kind of Nowruz

Niusha Khanmohammadi 0
An open page in a book that reads "so she lied"

Elephant is in the Room

Dragana Jovanovic 0
Two empty swings on a sunny day

Ghosts of People

Maite Meijer 0
Beach looking out to the ocean, with a ferris wheel at the end

All Streams Lead to the Ocean

Kyriaki Mallioglou 0
A torn up sticker on a busy street that reads "no war but class war"

War Drums and Pamphlets

Leo Feypel 0
A MAGAZINE FOR THE WHOLE SELF

Sunday’s Edge

Anett Gyenge-Rusz 0

The Meaning of Life

Tanja Trifković 0
A table laid with small bowls of various items

A New Kind of Nowruz

Niusha Khanmohammadi 0
An open page in a book that reads "so she lied"

Elephant is in the Room

Dragana Jovanovic 0
Two empty swings on a sunny day

Ghosts of People

Maite Meijer 0
Beach looking out to the ocean, with a ferris wheel at the end

All Streams Lead to the Ocean

Kyriaki Mallioglou 0
A torn up sticker on a busy street that reads "no war but class war"

War Drums and Pamphlets

Leo Feypel 0
In this edition, our writers explore life's contradictions through poetry: loss and ritual, silence and truth, solitude and love. What remains when friendships drift? What happens when we finally speak our truth? These poems take stock, dream bigger, and invite you to pause. We invite you to feel with us—longing, courage, calm, unease. Life, in verse, holds it all.
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Sunday’s Edge

I love silence. True, solitary silence. Like on a Sunday morning: there’s something unmistakable ...

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Anett Gyenge-Rusz
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The Meaning of Life

I watch birds rising and falling through the air. Sometimes one drifts alone—but only ...

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A table laid with small bowls of various items

A New Kind of Nowruz

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Niusha Khanmohammadi
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An open page in a book that reads "so she lied"

Elephant is in the Room

I’ve been lying my whole life.   I lied in kindergarten that I liked ...

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Dragana Jovanovic
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Two empty swings on a sunny day

Ghosts of People

He was my best friend. Sometimes, when I’d run away from home, I’d come ...

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Maite Meijer
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Beach looking out to the ocean, with a ferris wheel at the end

All Streams Lead to the Ocean

Vibrations high and low, you were my sandbox. Soft water flowing nearby as i ...

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Kyriaki Mallioglou
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A torn up sticker on a busy street that reads "no war but class war"

War Drums and Pamphlets

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