Tag: poetry
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Interviewing Ananya Anand
A little background of the author! Ananya Anand is a writer, UNESCO-LPA Youth Fellow, and first-year law student from Delhi, India. With a deep love for art, film, prose, music, and dance, she has made her mark across these artistic mediums through international publications, awards, and performances. When not immersed in the world of art,…
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a collection of works
By Megan Archibeque ❤ monologue for the boy (2/22) it was one of those things you know? a rowboat finding land, been rowing my whole life looking for the meet-cute 90 minutes of always a good end in sight. my whole life had been a flash. i knew nothing of this world. but underneath those…
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the departed
By Rida Fatima … There she was, all alone Once again, flesh and bone With none to guide, and none to hone Elegy flowing through her tone Here he was, by himself Needing apricity, in his self Longing for her, feeling nonself In his heart, a tiny skelf Narrow vision, her eyes acone Revisiting the…
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Interviewing Kolby Clunas
A little background of the author! Kolby Clunas is a singer-songwriter from the Canadian Prairies, who is now dipping her toes into the poetry world. Her nature inspired poetry is the dull edge of her sharp, teeth grinding topics that lay between the lines. Here are the questions! Claudia: What’s your story? How did you…
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Interviewing Vienna Wolff.
Ariya Murray, aka “Vienna Wolff,” was the first place winner of Sorry! Zine’s first ever contest, which touched upon pieces that had the theme “melancholy.” Vienna, who was selected out of many great and touching pieces, really stood out to Sorry! Zine, and to Claudia Wysocky especially, who is the EIC of the magazine. Claudia…
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And God Steps Away
Sorry! Zine’s April Writing Contest Third Place Winner Prose by Madelina Rosales. Be God. Step way back for a second. Imagine this folded earth as bed sheets dropped in heaps onto the floor. Now stick a steep winter light off to the east. Call this a landscape. Tall shadows form across the peaks and troughs.…
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