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Zarah Yakubu

Zarah Yakubu is an emerging writer of Trawlwoolway/Palawa and Mwaghavul/Sura-Nigerian heritage. She originally hails from Trouwunna/Tasmania but currently lives and works on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung peoples. They are undertaking a Bachelor of Creative Writing at RMIT University. Their work has been published in Mascara Literary Review, Splinter, Island and others.

Urbanised Relic

Drinking off-kilter drums through the concrete ceiling Obstructing Every (When). Blaring, can barely receive ownership of my senses And bit by bob by screw undone into incineration Silver seasoned flesh wraps a primeval newborn with a glitch metastasising, strings of …

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