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Rupak Agarwal
Dec 19, 20250 min read
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 19, 20250 min read
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 19, 20250 min read
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 17, 20250 min read
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 17, 20250 min read
Pareidolia by Mick Jenkinson
You wouldn’t take it lightly, would you – those stories stencilled up there which you’re so eager to read? There’s more to be discovered than you’ve seen or imagined in the sparkling silver, the brooding black – binding up your dreams in their mercurial reality. You’d be a fool to bet against them, those shapes that make sense, shift, and then don’t.
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 17, 20251 min read
FIRST FULL MOON by EDUARD SCHMIDT-ZORNER
a Lü Shi First full moon in the new year, a night so bright as day light, big like a lantern in a lane, jasmine rice steam rises from cook shops, Wolves howl into the void, nocturnal sounds, not disturbing the sleep of hibernating creatures, moon stands high now on the firmament, I continue my sleep, rest under blanket.
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 15, 20251 min read
LOVE POEM by Jay Passer
there’s a race, a celebration every time we wake up still breathing the sun against the wall like a curse on anybody else but damn, you never looked hotter in those Ray Bans
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 13, 20251 min read
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 12, 20250 min read
How can this be me? by Christina Starobin
The past is perfect & We yearn for it, Unreachable in its Transparent bakery display cases Remote, untouchable, Until one day It vanishes Like a slow Moving cloud == 1/6/22
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 12, 20251 min read
Food by Sarah Mcnee
Food with roots and leaves Eating plants and trees I see this as life on a plate I see meat as death on a plate
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 12, 20251 min read
What You’ve Become by Hiram Larew
Pretty as a cup in shade Brave as frozen puddles Careless as frayed twine Important as long evenings (Think of those to come) Wise as hollow feathers Fast as bonfires Big as bowls of fruit Loved like lit candles Pure as a friendly stranger Young as someone from behind.
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 12, 20251 min read
Somewhere a cat by Joseph Hart
Somewhere a cat Rubs its side against a fence. That's sleep. Cobwebs between doorless jambs Are doors. That's the moon. Dark purple wine Splashes down the sides Of a lead mug. That's the night.
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 12, 20251 min read
My Grandmother by Joseph Hart
I went to see her daily. She liked vanilla milk shakes. The ebb of her intelligence. I never told my Grandmother I loved her.
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 12, 20251 min read
Cats & Dogs by Joseph Hart
Dogs want love But they slobber and drool. Cats are loving But nobody’s fool.
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 12, 20251 min read
Clouds by Joseph Hart
Do animals see beauty in the clouds, Rifts and puffs? Or beauty in the sea? Heaven and eternity in shrouds? Or genius in the instincts of a flea?
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 11, 20251 min read
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 5, 20250 min read
Abundance by Gary Beck
American consumers who can afford to shop are more numerous than in other countries and indulge themselves in acquiring goods in enormous quantities preparing for disasters that may or may not come, but no matter what happens they will not do without as long as they can pay.
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 5, 20251 min read
palais by john sweet
not the artist but the artist’s lover the dead man found on the bathroom floor tell him he’s gonna be famous, but all he does is cry
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 5, 20251 min read
Rupak Agarwal
Dec 2, 20250 min read
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