Dust

‘Dust’ is a free verse poem about friendship grief. It was featured in Baby Teeth Journal, a Wollongong-based digital arts journal, November 2020.

Journal, Free verse, PoetrySarah Rose-CherryNovember 27, 2020Friendship, Grief

At least the title is optimistic

‘At least the title is optimistic’ is a grisly collection of poems about the intersections between female bodies, eco-anxiety, and overpopulation. The poems were published in Baby Teeth Journal’s first-ever print anthology, Never Heard Of Them (2019).

Poetry, Free verse, AnthologySarah Rose-CherryDecember 18, 2019Environment, Gender, Family

she is

‘she is’ is a free verse poem about girlhood, growing up, and dealing with childhood trauma. It was featured in Baby Teeth Journal, a Wollongong-based digital arts journal, July 2019.

Poetry, Journal, Free verseSarah Rose-CherryJuly 31, 2019Girlhood, Mental health, Trauma

in-between words

'in-between words' is a free verse poem about the liminal spaces of bisexuality and fluid sexual attraction. It was published in the University of Wollongong’s Tertangala – Gender and Sexuality Issue, October 2018.

Poetry, Free verse, MagazineSarah Rose-CherryOctober 31, 2018Bisexuality