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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.

Genres: Essays Fiction Poetry
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

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Poetry

Forwardless

She stood up & kissed me ravenously
Would you kiss me like 10% of that when I’m in the coffin, said I
Let me rot on the hill top

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Essays

From Auschwitz to Gaza Strip

If one would take the already walked path from the Gas Chambers of Auschwitz to the Wall of West Bank without pondering, then logic is dead. The maze that the...

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Poetry

Garret days

Shinny day today
More or less today than any day
Other day

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Poetry

Grammar of the soul

I lived in a country where they conjugated the noun
Love
It had the past the present & the future

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Poetry

Hahah

Ha, ha, haha
The laugher was there without the hahah ha & ha
Was above the unstoppable

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Poetry

Holiday recipe

Caramelize the spirit, build a border, stir in balsamic hope, reduce.
Add Port wine, to sweeten the deception, reduce.
Add the veal stock, the reason, and reduce

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Poetry

I

I look behind, seeing the unlost
I stop
breathing as usual, formerly

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Essays

I as in team

I would like to cry but unrandom tears would appear childish. Their reflection in the rippled puddle would be carried to the shore, carving into the sidewalk's curb a barren...

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Essays

i Exile – Vol. 1

Well, now that iExile is back up and all the malicious intruders are out, we plan to make this online publication more accessible. The goal is that every quarter, beginning...

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Poetry

I traveled the land

I traveled through black land
gay land
meadows of white trash

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Poetry

In stamba

From the roof she screamed
From the building aside of my aspiration of her
Only when the river drenched

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Essays

In time of crisis

In time of crisis extreme ideas tend to gain adherence. Desperate humans are inclined to believe the radical rhetoric and extravagant promises, hoping, like a junkie, for a quick fix....

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Poetry

Incest

Just because I said I love you
You don't steer
Just because I said I'd die for you

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Poetry

Incoming drought

Adio!
My last kiss
A meager trace of moist onto your lips

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Poetry

Jack Nymph

Bathing in your dephts
Safe you feel, mermaid
Passing touches shall drown

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Poetry

John 2nd

Today another angel had died
A world is marching to prayer
A thought of good and

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Poetry

Kite

Rip my feathers from my back
the gravity reasons their faith!
the pillow I make from them

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Poetry

Languageless

If I were speechless
How would you receive my whisper?
Would you decipher my thought between comas?

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Poetry

Laughing man

The view with abyss
the rolling with said
and insignificant with actually

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