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Q Street Poetry

A publication for queering poetry in content, form, and ethic

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Jafiyah in Q Street Poetry

Oct 17, 2023

Ropes That Bound Me

What happens when the ropes that bound my skin disperse across time? Through galaxies, like stars exploding — a supernova I…

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Cee R. in Q Street Poetry

Oct 7, 2023

Person surrounded by a ring of sparks and fire: it looks like they’re standing beneath an umbrella made of the night sky, as the light srops down to the ground

Complexities

Poetry that’s heavy on the Queer angst

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Cee R. in Q Street Poetry

Aug 27, 2023

Graphic for Haiku. For the poem, see the main body of the post.

Bittersweet

A haiku.

I like to think that
In a parallel world, there’s
a Me who kissed…

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Sephie in Q Street Poetry

Aug 17, 2023

Rainbow

Isn’t there something so beautiful about a rainbow?
That even when the angels
And heaven itself weep and wails
A spark of light
A Ray of…

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Jafiyah in Q Street Poetry

Aug 8, 2023

Reaching But Never Quite There

— to my first love

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Anthony David Vernon in Q Street Poetry

Jul 6, 2023

The Idol of Love

If love is something other
Than what’s that got to do with me
If you’re just a symbol
All I can do is see possibility
You could…

Cee R. in Q Street Poetry

Jul 3, 2023

Olde-timey-dressed woman standing in a graveyard holding a sword

Poetry: Tomorrow I Will Be You

Do you call me sword-for-hire?

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Jafiyah in Q Street Poetry

Jun 29, 2023

Reply

— A poem about long distance

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Jafiyah in Q Street Poetry

Jun 21, 2023

Kaulayaw

— an intimate companion

From words barely scribbled on paper,
and moments that are wished to be remembered.
My…

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r.j. quirk in Q Street Poetry

May 4, 2023

500th Time (microaggressions) — a poem

The internal monologue of holding a minoritized identity

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