Have you ever gotten a song stuck in your head for what seems like ages? How about replying back to that artist with a poem? Alma Seitsara does this and more!
My First Memory by Säde Kaila
Säde Kaila’s poem questions a thing as basic and essential as breathing, one''s name.
Christmas is Coming Round… the Kitchen Corner
Have you prepared your own Glögi already? Vesper tells us, how Christmas seeps into her spirit and gives us a couple of insights to keep that Christmas warmth burning and alive within us, this time with Glögi..
My Hometown by Elsa Kallio
Do places change or do we? Elsa Kallio explores this question in her poetry. Read on!
What’s bad?
This author’s voice engages in what is ineffable and wrong in timing. Would this powerful poem resonate in what’s bad for you?
Poetry Workshop at Helsinki Upper Secondary of Visual Arts
What does poetry teaching look like inside a classroom in 2020? Leo’s article details the experience of a two-session poetry workshop, and most importantly, introduces the poems written by the new, High School poets. You may find the students’ poems scattered in this issue.
The Little Things
This poet talks about what’s essential in life.
A Peculiar Song List for a Never-Before-Seen Christmas
How about we give this Christmas a bit of a spin? More specifically, a musical spin. In this article, Vesper brings us some suggestions and anecdotes to set our ears in the tone of a holly-jolly Christmas. .
Bloodnews
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Freedom
She could hear the whistles of the trains coming and going, but the deafening roar of a crowd had not reached her yet. The crisp air around her smelled like the looming winter, but that did not matter to her anymore. She was free at last.