Sara Norja dreams in two languages and has a predilection for tea. Born in England and currently settled in Helsinki, Finland, she is pursuing a PhD in English linguistics.
Her poetry has appeared in publications such as Goblin Fruit, Strange Horizons, Through the Gate, Niteblade, and Interfictions. Her short fiction has previously appeared in 365 Tomorrows, Quantum Fairy Tales and Luna Station Quarterly, and is forthcoming in the anthology An Alphabet of Embers.
She blogs at http://suchwanderings.wordpress.com and can be found on Twitter as @suchwanderings.
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► Sara's Origami micro-chapbook & selected poem are available below. Download the single-page micro-chapbook by clicking the title. To read the selected poem, also click on the title.
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Origami Micro-Chapbook |
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Cover: Cityscape
by Helen Burke
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Acknowledgment:
‘Glimpsed World’ previously published in newleaf magazine
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Never mind, the days have lengthened already
to almost summer-height and on every tree's highest branch or up, up on the aerial there's a bright-beaked songster reminding us, day without end, of the small secret joys. Listen close, whisper like the leaves newly greening.
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Sara Norja © 2015
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