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a space for youth writing on mental health & identity
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a space for youth writing on mental health & identity
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![]() (eyes the colour of stuck thorns) the inevitable confinement she will kneel
backwards over the running water bare mouth set here I have come to cast her shadow to the pale necked undergrowth to drain her hair free of weeds Nabiha Ali is a 17 year old Lancashire-based writer who has previously been shortlisted for the national BBC Young Writers' Award with Cambridge University, won first place in the 15-17 years age category for The Solstice Prize for Young Writers, and first place in the 13-18 years age category for The Kingston Quakers' Poetry Competition. She has also been published in The Blue Marble Review, and was shortlisted for the Young Muslim Writers' Awards. Comments are closed.
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