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Jaia Papitz

124 works

Jaia Papitz is the founder and editor of iExile. A writer working across poetry, fiction, satire, and the unnamed forms between them, Papitz has published over 120 works on iExile since 2007. His writing moves through fracture, bureaucracy, longing, and the pressure of being alive inside language. He is the author of Bulă, or How We Invented Quantum (2026) and Voidward (2025), both from iExile Press.

Genres: Essays Fiction Poetry
Essays

Bin Laden is dead. Long live the king.

The other day, the fear was murdered. Ambushed in the dark corner of the hope, the monster was slaughtered so we can reclaim ourselves from our evil twin that wiretapped…

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Poetry

Booty call

Death came in the room upon request and I laughed at her obedience. Then, we made love like two horny strangers everywhere else I begged for her to appear

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Poetry

Brats

The shooting stars came out early today Like home alone brats Just to play Sliding on broken souls Kicking thoughts over fences Picking up shattered bretahs Into an incomplete puzzle…

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Poetry

Calf

Barren Risen and orgy and late I learned not to die by my hand by a hope On the ledge, uncatching the fallen The falling Drippin’ in palm, By that,…

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Poetry

Coin toss

Be bold, Die young Choke the umbilical Unborn Unaware Unpunished

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Poetry

Creation Cycle

after they made the day, its end a cluster-keeper was needed, the year from there, for ergonomic reasons, pipelines of months, so agony’s circulation poured civilized For a change, from…

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Poetry

Decircled

Run into the night Unseen by mortals Hide Into the tear On a finger tip 🙂 That Sunday That market You Chasing discounts, table to table Each seller, jokers and…

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Poetry

Deequal

It was equal to me minus te hope

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Poetry

Desouled

Naked, naked dancing in thought, in flour unreaped from grain Deloved by yeast digested in unawaked plowed from eye's sweat transparent reachless

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Poetry

Doing God

I wish, I were, I was impotent While going around the skies Finding a lost god I wouldn’t rape its gravitation into a fallen equilibrium I dream Aroused, I ramble…

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Poetry

Dot.etc.

adream I smash the steer! drifting in lust ravenously I devour her last touch just her departing smile I spared on my gandering palpebra In wavy eyes, the nymph subsides…

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Poetry

Emot

To me, faggots are people Niggers are people to me, people who stone people are people Radicals are people to me, drones are driven by people, the stone of Pompeii…

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Poetry

En Route

Toward me I depart With unwalked steps With steps I say, else won’t be said for now. Thus I say Nearly quiet as unspoken The road was shadowed by whispers…

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Poetry

End of…

If I were to come to the end of the world Would you be there, waiting? Hungry? Unaware That you are feeding your dying offspring with my tit Now an…

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Poetry

Epoch

Allow me to breathe your last breath as a still born unknowing you deprived of pain to be missing nothing jealous of uncome My plea is yet to be fulfilled…

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Essays

Every

Every moment that slaps one's conscious existence, could be a halting point or a jolting spring. Each second, one can become the next sensational mass murdered or the insignificant peace…

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Essays

Everyone is a terrorist or a hero! Isn’t it?

Another hero. Another terrorist. Another brave marine. Another hole in the ground. Until tomorrow when we'll repeat. Stay with us to see a world record: a mammal gave birth to…

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Poetry

F.G. Lorca

In the dawn of the battle the army was dead. No one has stopped. No one has stopped. The trenches were empty of human, of blood In the middle of…

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Poetry

Feral mundane

Dark alley Where we met Maimed by your simper Lurking, patiently waiting, prowling For my heart to open Mauled by your love While drowning in the muddy gutter You dragged…

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Poetry

Forgiveness

Kill me in the open view Where the seen is unreal Pick up a stone from that holy mountain or the other one Let the liar cast first, Let the…

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