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Jaia Papitz
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Jaia Papitz is the founder and, sometimes editor of iExile. He writes poetry and essays, with occasional satire and fiction, and has published over 120 pieces on the site since 2007. He is the author of Bulă, or How We Invented Quantum (2026) and Voidward (2025), both from iExile Press. His photography work may be seen at photoExile.
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...
Read More →Creation Cycle
after they made the day, its end
a cluster-keeper was needed, the year
from there, for ergonomic reasons,
Desouled
Naked, naked dancing in thought, in flour
unreaped from grain
Deloved by yeast
Divingdinless
On ledges of vertigo falcons,
I left behind some crumbs for flying
critters
Doing God
I wish, I were, I was impotent
While going around the skies
Finding a lost god
En Route
Toward me I depart
With unwalked steps
With steps I say, else won’t be said for now.
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
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...
Read More →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...
Read More →F.G. Lorca
In the dawn of the battle
the army was dead.
No one has stopped. No one has stopped.