HeyJaredA Poem A Week by Anagha Smrithi
A newsletter about the poetics of everyday life. Weekly poetry, straight to your heart and inbox. By poet and writer, Anagha Smrithi.
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September is not endless and yet (opens the original)
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Waiting (opens the original)
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The Mirror People (opens the original)
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August poem (opens the original)
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On the drive up the mountain, we talk about childhood horror stories. (opens the original)
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On the drive up the mountain, we talk about childhood horror stories.Men shapeshifting into wild boars at night. Beautiful womenin white, woeful and lonesome on a moonless night. A mouthful of bloody teeth tucked away. Giant spiders in the hinterlands, who can eat your heart out, if you drift off to sleep on your back. Little old men who speak in riddles and warn when danger is near. As children we were afraid that the world was not as it seemed. Looking out the car window, this grey sky, steep
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