Fourteen Poems #14 - Queer Poetry Anthology

Fourteen Poems #14 - Queer Poetry Anthology 

Our latest issue compiles the most exciting poems from around the world, celebrating different stories and ideas.

Whether you’re looking for poems about heartbreak, that first flush of love, or a celebration of the physical, we hope you’ll fall in love with these fourteen poems.

This issue features:

“To the woman who told me my wife was having an affair” by Liz Quirke

“Naming” by Cal O’Reilly

“Something That Wants to Live” by Em Pritchard

“A list of physical experiments” by Alyson Kissner

“Ask” by Isaiah Yonah Back-Gaal

“Concrete Quarterly” by Adam Panichi

“Ode to Every Cumdump at 4 a.m” by Kami Enzie

“treasure” by Jemima Foxtrot

“apronstrings” by Laurie Eaves

“Vault” by Ahimsa Timoteo Bodhrán

“οἰκία [home]” by Stanley Iyanu

“not texting you is like a sandpaper wank” by Billie Manning

“TWO MONTHS AFTER WE BREAK UP, I RUN INTO YOUR ROOMMATE” by Sydney Vogl

“At the town’s first Pride” by Katie O’Pray

About Fourteen Poems:

Fourteen Poems is a London-based poetry journal, publishing the most exciting LGBTQ+ poets 3 times a year. 

Every issue we bring together fourteen of the best poets in the world, printing their queer takes on sex, love, race, gender and life in the LGBTQ+ global community.

Our print edition is released three times a year, and is designed to bring modern poetry into your everyday life. We hope by limiting it to just fourteen poems, you’ll be able to get a snapshot of the diverse, exciting takes on queer life.

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