Undergraduate
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‘Hijrah’ – a poem by Imad Khan
Photo by Steve McSkudder on Unsplash Hijrah* I’ve been here and there looking for my Promised Land hearing sweet voices through the wall and the sound […]
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Two poems by Bersu Doldur
Gypsy moth Taurus Mountains, the fiery air of Mesopotamia; she waits for it to caress her. It doesn’t. The English cousin. But she’s not entirely. Nor Kurdish, […]
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Three poems by Karen Ng
Touya From the corner of my eye I take out the stars crush each new flame into a thousand embers Purple pits and spoiled stitches answer […]
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Cosmo Davenport-Hines Poetry Prize: 2020 winners
Alice Oldacre On Being Here When you Ought to be There When bent under absent weight you tend to wander, walking on the telephone, wise […]
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KCL student poets: Holly Loveday, Viola Ugolini, Richelle Sushil
Holly Loveday Qikiqtaaluk or, Baffin Island I move beyond the fact of you, but lay atop my suitcase on a 5th avenue sidewalk holding everything to do […]
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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 met you at the supermarket […]
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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 itself. We climbed for this: […]
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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. No 9:44, not Euston, but […]
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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 hooks; I try to negotiate […]
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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 dusted off and propped up […]
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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 to be thrown away by […]