you know when no matter what every song sounds boring and you can't for the life of you figure out what you want to listen to? I am currently experiencing the opposite of that. the album Trouble Will Find Me by The National is exactly what my monkey brain wants right now

sooo grateful to have my little poem "If You Wash It, You Can Have It" in this dreamy issue of miniskirt mag!! 💖

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REMEMBER THEIR FACES. SAY THEIR NAMES.

sharing my poem from Issue 22 of 🩷 miniskirt mag 🏳️‍🌈 | SPOOKY issue is here! since their subs reopen tomorrow!! thankful they published the first love poem I ever wrote that I actually loved back 💖

support a small business & read 2 of my poems inside 🥰

probability cloud emoji ☁️ we r all made of atoms!! any electron could b anywhere!!! part of me on mars!! out to sea! in a volcano!!! in ur bedroom.. in ur mouth!!!!!!

ahhh so excited to have a passionately silly tiny poem out in the lickety~split today!!!! ✨🌋👄

Check out selected works from Vol.1! 🎉 First up a #poem by logan elizabeth craig “Tonight I Watched A Luna Moth Emerge.” Gorgeous! Read it here: anodynemag.com/2023/12/04/ton…

Our fantastic contributor Amani-Nzinga Jabbar was interviewed by Finnian Burnett on their podcast last week. Learn more about her vulnerable story and book! finallyfinnian.com/2024/01/15/5-q…

autumn is also poetry acceptance season for me apparently bc I got 2 acceptances in the past 24 hours??? can't wait to share them 💘

The Academy of American Poets has published this poem, and that is a very, very good thing.

your weekend reading has arrived, and it’s a mega issue to keep you full awhile. Issue 24 out now: elsewheremag.org

"Apogee" is one of my favorite pieces I've ever written & it is out now in issue 24 of elsewhere !! thank you so much to the editors - I can't wait to spend the rest of my afternoon reading the issue 🕊️

From the magical “Apogee” from logan elizabeth craig elsewheremag.org/issue-24/#craig

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IT’S HERE! underscoremag.com/issues/issue-4

a little late to the repost but my poem, "Let's Say I Take the Metro, Heading" (based on a real day when I lived in DC in which I took the wrong train across the river then got stuck on a train that stopped in the tunnels, lol) is out in underscore mag!! glad it found a home <3