Spring 2026

the fat poet

Poems for the hour you would not admit to anyone: the kitchen at midnight, the bus on the long way home, the body you are slowly learning to call abundance.

Latest poem The Proceedings Later he spoke truthfully about grief, and the walls themselves seemed embarrassed for him. Someone coughed.
Owen Sesaldo, The Fat Poet
Owen Sesaldo, The Fat Poet
A letter from the poet

A place for what refuses not to be said.

I write for the private hour, when the day has finished performing and the truth is finally allowed to sit down. This little magazine is for poems that arrive with mud on their shoes, small jokes in their pockets, and the nerve to stay.

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