I’m That Girl
By Metaphorical Pearl I’m that chick with the slow smile riding the shopping cart down the supermarket aisle, tipping things on the floor and leaving them in a pile. I’m … Continue reading
In My Own
By Qat They say ‘She is’ Argue ‘Naaah, I think’ She asks ‘Who you be?’ You shrug and stare, As you wait for me to mumble In this secret silence … Continue reading
Be
By Nonni Faustine It is, but, a shame that I cannot hold your hand. It is, but, a shame that I cannot see your face. Is it, but, a shame? … Continue reading
Seeing past the rain: A story about getting through the Break Up
By Agatha Kerunga So a year ago I met the one I thought I would spend the rest of my life with. The one I nearly risked it all for. The … Continue reading
Different Flavours, One Spoon: On being buddhist, a mother, queer, Zulu and much more
By Zan “Buddhist?” *insert supporting raised eyebrow here* But isn’t that for white people? Plus, don’t they pray to that statue of the fat dude?” These are the questions I … Continue reading
