KCL student poets: Teresa Mignolli & Emily Blundell Owers
Teresa Mignolli Airports and Supermarkets i At airports passengers meet and some fall in love and some fall ill. ii I …
KCL student poets: Pietro Bordi, Sagal Farah, Nikita Biswal
Pietro Bordi Morning Sailing Dawn comes, casts a light, disappears in overcast. On your hand I count the seconds it reveals …
KCL student poets: Claudia Macey-Dare, Lilly Zhuang, Megan Williams
Claudia Macey-Dare The Northern line at 9:52 I wanted you to write to me, while I waited for the 9:30 train. …
KCL student poets: Isobel Lewis-Jarvis & Rabia Kapoor
Isobel Lewis-Jarvis Language is a bowl of eel noodle soup Eyes squint at the menu, sprawled with inky strokes of fish …
KCL student poets: Florence Sandelson, Leyla Hasso, Helen Soulsby
Florence Sandelson Desert Island Once my grandfather was on Desert Island Discs. Your voice came out of the radio dad had …
KCL student poets: Maleeha Mir, Maria Orlando, Amy Hill
Maleeha Mir Southend on Sea, 2018 It’s hard to believe they’d be happy to sit there on plastic red chairs, ready …
Two poems by Nicola Healey
Six Months Away (After Robert Lowell) Discharged as ‘homeless’, then to a room that felt wilfully hostile (lurid curtains and …
Three poems by Ammar Aziz
My father believes in Triclavianism Inner parts of a grinder, Dead batteries, bulbs, Steel tub of a washer, A few metal …
‘Last’: a poem by Ali Lewis
Last In the religion of my dad one story is that a temple lamp lasts not forever but just a little …
‘madonna’: a poem by Charlie Baylis
madonna there’s no art in america, it’s all sugar & war. – sophie robinson i wake up dreaming i’ve made …