my last children’s day gift
Written by Cato Jun Edited by Rodlyn Mae-Banting may 5th – children’s day my family would always celebrate by gifting the kids a present, one that would instill a presence of dignity of respect of love for us all. — all i used to want for children’s day was the coolest toy, the biggest stuffed … Continue reading my last children’s day gift
people obsess enough to remember you (p.o.e.t.r.y.)
A new poem written by Cato Jun, edited by Rodlyn Mae-Banting, with an illustration by Angie Orbeta. Continue reading people obsess enough to remember you (p.o.e.t.r.y.)
e”art”h
A new poem written by Cato Jun and edited by Rodlyn Mae-Banting. Happy Earth Day! Continue reading e”art”h
Song of Aphrodite’s Youth
A new poem by Alma Mark-Fong. Edited by Rebecca Choe and illustrated by Aniqa Ahmed. Continue reading Song of Aphrodite’s Youth
one year anniversary
Written by Cato Jun Edited by Rodlyn-Mae Banting — it’s been a year, huh? — i first heard about you back in ’19, coming from quite a popular place. with such an infectious presence, you were one heck of a sensation. everyone kept asking WHO you were and you remained a mystery, a sort of … Continue reading one year anniversary
That Fat Clown
A poem by Cato Jun. Edited by Rodlyn-Mae Banting with an illustration by Vivi Hashiguchi. Continue reading That Fat Clown
The Death of a Sparrow
A poem by Alma Mark-Fong. Edited by Emerald Liu with an illustration by Peri Law. Continue reading The Death of a Sparrow
I Can See the Moon From Here
A poem by Alma Mark-Fong. Edited by Emerald Liu, with an illustration by Angel Xie. Continue reading I Can See the Moon From Here
Love Dumplings
A poem by Cato Jun. Continue reading Love Dumplings
Gladiolus
I was your pretty American girl
Wasn’t that what you wanted all along?
Dark orbs of hollyhock and skin of pearl
Could never compare and never belong Continue reading Gladiolus
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