Community Anthologies: 2023, On Permanence

The Time-Space Synesthete Draws You a Picture of What You Can’t See

Poetry

In a world where writers operate within the confines of page and word limits, Sionnain Buckley is a visionary without regard for parameters. In her poem, “The Time-Space Synesthete Draws You a Picture of What You Can’t See” Buckley renders a world where time has a shape, where every word has weight, and where the…


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