The Blood Ballad by Lucy Whalen | International Women’s Day Celebration
I once knew a young girl, Who bled, like all others, At 12 her path unfurled, Branded: mark of mothers.Continue Reading
Category: Poetry
The Untold Story of Katherine Howard, Henry the VIII’s Fifth Wife by Georgia Sewell | International Women’s Day Celebration
*Trigger warning: sexual violence* You know me as queen. A lady. His lady. By his side, till death do usContinue Reading
i’m fat so i’m unbeautiful by Sophie Edwards | International Women’s Day Celebration
*Trigger warning: disordered eating and discussion of weight* once a woman reaches size 16, she becomes invisible. a ghost dressedContinue Reading
We One by Fairouz Elbarakawy | International Women’s Day Celebration
It’s different, From the perspective Viewed and thought of It’s dim, From the frame Of colours and sins It’s notContinue Reading
My Body by Sophia Georghiou | International Women’s Day Celebration
is a Fortnum and Mason window display. A giant sun and moon hang down in an embrace, whilst at theContinue Reading
Fever of the Sleepers by Seapee Bajaj
Beneath the dark abyss of solitude, there laid calmness even in those dense woods. Those soft eyelids and delicate pupilsContinue Reading
The earth said: ‘remember’ by Lou Hecht
The earth said: ‘remember.’ Remember what? I would have asked Remember the moments that made me soar, high as aContinue Reading
be gentle by Liv Chalmers
don’t let him bend the spine of your book you deserve preservation. no folded corners, your pages are fragile; youContinue Reading
Forever Endeavour 