mornings spent with shame
are a purring, lazy slumber,
where sugared strawberries
radiate in a bowl
like small hearts,
and in the blister of new light
are feasted upon.
Alice Kemp is an English Literature graduate from Trevelyan College, currently studying the MA Law Conversion in London. First and foremost a poet, with inspiration ranging from Daljit Nagra to John Milton, she also writes short fiction, drama, and reviews her recent reads. She has submitted her poetry to The London Magazine and volunteers at The Pomegranate London, a literary magazine which celebrates the role of the artist, and invites you to read their amazing work via their website or Instagram (@thepomegranatelondon).