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Riya Rajesh

Riya Rajesh is a migrant-settler living and writing on unceded Wurundjeri Country. She is currently drawn to memory, space-time, dance and ekphrasis. Her poetry and reviews have appeared in ARTERY Magazine, Locative Magazine, Kalliope X and more.

Alakta

Crashing laughter around our ankles Thin, green snares The snake that bit the dancing bride Her anklets on stage Flashing gold in the drumming dark In thrall with all the others: Their quick, red feet. These worn floorboards ((Water lapping)) …

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