A. Jannay

Joined January 2023

6 stories

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A disabled paramedic turned poet and writer. I spend my free time dabbling in poetry, performance arts, and community organizing and advocacy.

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We, the Colossus
Not like billionaires of political fame, With judicial erasure and science be damned; Here, at our ethic-cleaved country, we stand,
By A. Jannay12 months ago in Poets
Burning
Love is to dance in mighty fine youth. The aging of honey, sweet and naive souls searching. Love is to grow wrinkles and greys too.
By A. Jannay12 months ago in Poets
The Strange Case of idHide. Content Warning.
The glow of a computer screen hung on the furrowed brow of an investigator too deeply ensnared in a recent series of crimes. Dark eyes scanned an ominous message sent to him just after midnight. Just when he’d normally resign to bed to continue his sleepless wondering, the notification begged him to stay. Regaled him the truth about the monster of Massachusetts.
By A. Jannay12 months ago in Fiction
Hold
The longest arms, the deepest breath. The softest lips, the tallest stance. The darkest skin, the kindest touch.
By A. Jannay3 years ago in Poets
Oasis
During the night, I stumble through forest bramble Searching for something to keep sane. The oasis, Revealed by verdant wooded breadth
By A. Jannay3 years ago in Poets
To Be a Poem
I wish I were not a fly on the wall, but a page in your notebook. To feel your fingers finesse me open. Fold my edges,
By A. Jannay3 years ago in Poets