online litmag for #poetry based off of, inspired by, and mimicking henry wadsworth longfellow's "the tide rises, the tide falls" | SUBMISSIONS OPEN
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calling one calling all!
send your oceanic poems of five lines or less to sand dollars, our second ever print anthology.
no sub fee, but all proceeds from selling the print journal will go to un refugee agency!
submit, retweet, and spread the word!
thetiderises.org/sand-dollar…
FINAL SUB CALL!! get your little poems in before june 1 for consideration 💙
calling one calling all!
send your oceanic poems of five lines or less to sand dollars, our second ever print anthology.
no sub fee, but all proceeds from selling the print journal will go to un refugee agency!
submit, retweet, and spread the word!
thetiderises.org/sand-dollar…
update: we will be accepting submissions for this upcoming anthology until june 1! all decisions will be released later that month, so submit now to see your work published in print this summer.
calling one calling all!
send your oceanic poems of five lines or less to sand dollars, our second ever print anthology.
no sub fee, but all proceeds from selling the print journal will go to un refugee agency!
submit, retweet, and spread the word!
thetiderises.org/sand-dollar…
the tide rises, the tide falls | literary journal retweeted
CALLING ALL WRITERS AND ARTISTS! the harvard advocate is accepting art, poetry, and fiction submissions for our FALL 2025 DIAGNOSIS ISSUE.
give us your knowing and your unknowing, the symptomatic and the systematic. tell it like it is.
submit here: theharvardadvocate.com/submi…
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There’s too much old stuff around here, she said, before dying | new #poetry by @stampedinblind
Slag glass, hag stones, sand-smoothed bottles
with eruptions of barnacles, slugs of metal,
sparkler debris, middens of syringes and
fish hooks.
thetiderises.org/read/theres…
There’s too much old stuff around here, she said, before dying | new #poetry by @stampedinblind
Slag glass, hag stones, sand-smoothed bottles
with eruptions of barnacles, slugs of metal,
sparkler debris, middens of syringes and
fish hooks.
thetiderises.org/read/theres…
the tide rises, the tide falls | literary journal retweeted
our new years eve gift is this gem by mason asakura, forthcoming in our upcoming sand dollars anthology (which you all should submit to! no sub fee + all print proceeds go to the un refugee agency)
crashing waves
by the rocks
bleeding out
thetiderises.org/read/untitl…
our new years eve gift is this gem by mason asakura, forthcoming in our upcoming sand dollars anthology (which you all should submit to! no sub fee + all print proceeds go to the un refugee agency)
crashing waves
by the rocks
bleeding out
thetiderises.org/read/untitl…
the tide rises, the tide falls | literary journal retweeted
very excited to announce that our FALL 2024 LAND ISSUE IS OUT!! give these ten poets, nine artists, and twelve writers a retweet, a huge round of applause, and a read at theharvardadvocate.com/issue…
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Misc. Hubbards Beach, 2010 | #poetry by Gavin Foster
In my dreams, cerulean dye drips down my face, over my shoulders, onto the dock,
as Neptune stirs, floods navy blue, and the pines along the gravel road back to the wine-store-
van each inhale——— once.
thetiderises.org/read/misc-h…
Misc. Hubbards Beach, 2010 | #poetry by Gavin Foster
In my dreams, cerulean dye drips down my face, over my shoulders, onto the dock,
as Neptune stirs, floods navy blue, and the pines along the gravel road back to the wine-store-
van each inhale——— once.
thetiderises.org/read/misc-h…
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One Ocean to Another | #poetry by @Parkin1901
I’d like to climb in and have these manners
mistaken for drowning.
read the full poem here, #WritingCommunity: thetiderises.org/read/one-oc…
One Ocean to Another | #poetry by @Parkin1901
I’d like to climb in and have these manners
mistaken for drowning.
read the full poem here, #WritingCommunity: thetiderises.org/read/one-oc…
the tide rises, the tide falls | literary journal retweeted
ode to goa | #poetry by arushi (aera) rege
she smiles at me, once, so that i know she loves me still.
i remember, faintly, that she does not love me (queer desi child).
read the full poem here, #WritingCommunity: thetiderises.org/read/ode-to…
ode to goa | #poetry by arushi (aera) rege
she smiles at me, once, so that i know she loves me still.
i remember, faintly, that she does not love me (queer desi child).
read the full poem here, #WritingCommunity: thetiderises.org/read/ode-to…
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Love Me | #poetry by @MaryamMajick
Give me conch shell hearts,
and seaside larks,
and places where the sky is endless.
read the full poem here, #WritingCommunity: thetiderises.org/read/love-m…
the tide rises, the tide falls | literary journal retweeted
Thank you so much to @tideriseslit for publishing my poetry. 💙🐚.
Love Me | #poetry by @MaryamMajick
Give me conch shell hearts,
and seaside larks,
and places where the sky is endless.
read the full poem here, #WritingCommunity: thetiderises.org/read/love-m…
Love Me | #poetry by @MaryamMajick
Give me conch shell hearts,
and seaside larks,
and places where the sky is endless.
read the full poem here, #WritingCommunity: thetiderises.org/read/love-m…
the tide rises, the tide falls | literary journal retweeted
The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls:🙏🏻@tideriseslit
a star tortoise
carries the universe
on its back . . .
are we slowly moving
away from each other
2nd, ‘19 San Francisco Int’l Contest
herring shoals
the ocean turns itself
inside out
2nd, World Haiku Review 21/22
#haiku #tanka
the tide rises, the tide falls | literary journal retweeted
thinking about this tiny poem, the first I published in 2024, as I continue my existence among hurricane debris
"BDSM (bitumen dominatrix, save me)," in @tideriseslit
thetiderises.org/read/bdsm-b…
ALT BDSM (bitumen dominatrix, save me) by D.W. Baker polluted waves carving the coast with liquid teeth leaving crescent marks in my beloved's skin – how hungry we were
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sand mirror | #poetry by @MaryamMajick
She was still beautiful, it was only that
up close people look less like mirror
and more like the sand it is made from,
sea-glass shattering back into foam.
read the full poem here, #WritingCommunity: thetiderises.org/read/sand-m…