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Tiny Prophecies
January 2026
The Unwritten Self
A brief, luminous poem by TR Ellis reflecting on dawn, silence, and the quiet promise of each new day as a chance to begin again.
The Unwritten Self
A brief, luminous poem by TR Ellis reflecting on dawn, silence, and the quiet promise of each new day as a chance to begin again.
December 2025
Promises of Tender Fire
A poem written by Nancy Byrne Iannucci that finds a steadier warmth—something honest, something hard-won—like a promise that tenderness can survive the blaze.
Promises of Tender Fire
A poem written by Nancy Byrne Iannucci that finds a steadier warmth—something honest, something hard-won—like a promise that tenderness can survive the blaze.
Lantern-hearted
A tender trio of haiku trace a once-lonely speaker finding their way by bright light and snarky laugh.
Lantern-hearted
A tender trio of haiku trace a once-lonely speaker finding their way by bright light and snarky laugh.
November 2025
Away
On a keke ride through Monrovia, a young man juggles flirtation and faith—beautiful women, guilty thoughts, and streets that won’t let him go, by Tarnouh.
Away
On a keke ride through Monrovia, a young man juggles flirtation and faith—beautiful women, guilty thoughts, and streets that won’t let him go, by Tarnouh.
What if?
A Hearth poem by Cole McNamara peering into a gentler timeline where clocks lose their power, calendars stop caging you, and life is measured in breaths.
What if?
A Hearth poem by Cole McNamara peering into a gentler timeline where clocks lose their power, calendars stop caging you, and life is measured in breaths.
Sixth Street Park
A Hearth-side poem by Cole McNamara visiting a “dangerous” park in a logging town and discovering stillness, memory, and quiet magic instead of chaos.
Sixth Street Park
A Hearth-side poem by Cole McNamara visiting a “dangerous” park in a logging town and discovering stillness, memory, and quiet magic instead of chaos.
I Am a Writer
A self-doubting, self-claiming monologue by Cole McNamara that spirals through imposter feelings before finally accepting the title: writer.
I Am a Writer
A self-doubting, self-claiming monologue by Cole McNamara that spirals through imposter feelings before finally accepting the title: writer.
That's Life
A quiet nature poem by Cole McNamara tracing envy from mice to owls to ghosts and earth itself, showing how every form of life longs for another’s vantage.
That's Life
A quiet nature poem by Cole McNamara tracing envy from mice to owls to ghosts and earth itself, showing how every form of life longs for another’s vantage.
Culdesac Crew
A Hearth nostalgia spell by Cole McNamara for pinecone wars, dumpster dives, magic battles, and winter Pokémon—killing the myth that childhood would last forever.
Culdesac Crew
A Hearth nostalgia spell by Cole McNamara for pinecone wars, dumpster dives, magic battles, and winter Pokémon—killing the myth that childhood would last forever.
You Are Not Alone
A Hearth Tiny Prophecies poem by Cole McNamara reminding you that idols, strangers, and family are all tired too—and you still have more life in you.
You Are Not Alone
A Hearth Tiny Prophecies poem by Cole McNamara reminding you that idols, strangers, and family are all tired too—and you still have more life in you.