Bio for 2023
Ariana Alvarado is an undergraduate student at Bellarmine University in Louisville, Kentucky studying English, Creative Writing, and Theology. At Bellarmine, she has served as founder and President of Pen and Sword Open Mic Club and has served as an editorial board member, Vice President, and President of the Ariel Literary Society,<br />Her work has been published in The White Squirrel Magazine, Preposition: The Undercurrent Anthology, Sanctuary Magazine, the George Ella Lyon “I Am from” project, Querencia Press: "Not Ghosts, But Spirits" Anthology, and three editions of the Ariel Magazine, among others. Her poem “I ask my father why he believes.” won the Flo Gault Student Poetry Prize in 2022 from Sarabande Books. <br />
Reason for signing up:
To build community with other poets and help motivate myself to keep creating!
Poems Submitted This Year:
- June 02, 2023 where the light is
- June 03, 2023 warmth
- June 04, 2023 untitled
- June 05, 2023 Creature
- June 06, 2023 Surrender
- June 07, 2023 Ode
- June 08, 2023 Upon learning my stalker from high school has transitioned;
- June 09, 2023 Content
- June 10, 2023 In The Tall Grass
- June 11, 2023 Alphabet Soup
- June 12, 2023 Meditation on Alister
- June 13, 2023 Vessel
- June 14, 2023 Names of my playlists, but they get progressively worse:
- June 15, 2023 The Pit
- June 16, 2023 Home
- June 17, 2023 Poem redacted from a text
- June 19, 2023 Calling Me Home
- June 20, 2023 Rite of Passage
- June 21, 2023 Ghosts
- June 22, 2023 Where I Belong
- June 23, 2023 Notes on the submersible
- June 24, 2023 House of Wolves
- June 25, 2023 Fear (Or, A Love Poem to Anxiety and Depression)
- June 26, 2023 That It Is
- June 27, 2023 Sunflowers
- June 28, 2023 Polaroid
- June 29, 2023 White Witch
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