sreeja

sreeja has been a member of Linktree for 7 months and joined in December 2025. The social media accounts linked to from sreeja are: • Email Besides social media accounts, writtenbysreeja has populated their site with: • sylvia plath when the diagnosis was rest (intricacy literary review) • on failing the 'only' assignment (air/light) • constellations we mistook for footpaths home (appomattox river review) • my period: too vulgar for tv (rappahannockreview) • afterhappyhourreview.com • ARCHIVE (fifth wheel press) • keep the light on (the wise owl) • if this turns out to be another love song (as it ought to be magazine) • we pass the dead around the table (ghudsavar literary magazine) • everything i love is out to sea (ink sweat & tears) • for strength (2026 London literary awards - international poetry 1st runner-up) • bus stop blues (poems india) • breakwater (whims of the wilderness) • bloodline (soul poetry, prose and arts magazine) • trenchmouth pastoral + sanctuary (squawk back) • and the family tree burns (the sunlight press) • elevating theory & other poems (another new caligraphy) • anxiety and i host a sleepover (blue marble review) • girl with a pearl earring peels her face off • borderlines & braidlines (after happy hour review) • my mother thinks sadness can be scrubbed out of the body if i try hard enough (gone lawn) • the shape of waiting (scapegoat review) • they say the rice won't grow without blood (Best of the Net) • the sky was the wrong color when i arrived • the orange light couldn't tell us apart from the dead • i don't wanna talk about anything • hymn for the unholy (the temz review) • concourse A, body unclaimed • (future) daughter • she kept her grief in a pill bottle marked calcium • i bled glitter in the crawlspace (the temz review) • inheriting silence in three acts • i lied when i said i was working late • the kitchen gospel (marrow magazine) • the shape of waiting • bloodline • inheritance of hunger (rethink magazine) • my body, a wilted basil, still trying (anaheim poetry review) • i peeled a clementine at your funeral • as long as there is love, there will be grief • brainrot • how to leave without leaving everything • the country breaks, but only in one direction (acumen poetry) • this might be all i ever get (eunoia review) • i unsaint myself in front of the mirror • after they left, the garden wouldn't bloom / but the weeds did • she left in autumn and everything i've planted since has grown teeth (alocasia) • the year we stopped being girls (bruiser mag) • the translation of a woman • i'm thankful again and again for my rage (neologism poetry journal) • the first word i ever learned to love became the first one i was ever ashamed to say • teaching my daughter how to disappear • self-portrait as a sign language (misfit magazine) • sign language (mania magazine) • how the body remembers pain • daughter redux (groscope review) • everything spilts eventually (eulogy press) • teeth in the fruit (toasted cheese literary journal) • love’s womb was never mine AND OTHER POEMS (literary yard) • acts of god and other lies (trace fossils review) • how to be an immigrant without leaving (cordite poetry review) • it’s thursday and we’re drunk, ditching my grandmother’s funeral • autopsy • half-formed (frigg magazine) • kissing with the news on mute • god works in immigration • diaspora is a scam (gas: poetry, art and music) • i scrape grief out with my thumbnail (spillwords) • heartbreak on the bathroom floor (autumn sky poetry daily) • wantless, wanting • we name the dead after the tress (crowstep journal) • they say the rice won’t grow without blood (south braodway press) • the gods are only human AND OTHER POEMS (the chakkar) • you're given your grandmother's name, but not her language (delta poetry review) • girls with keys tied to their wrists (the lake) • rice fields after heartbreak (usawa literary review) • translate yourself, badly AND OTHER POEMS (seedling poets) • tongueless + instruction manual for being human (one art) • sickness and other poems (modern literature) • unlearning the monster (the scarred tree) • somewhere, a nest is lined with what i lost AND OTHER POEMS (modern literature) • evolution of staying (brilliant flash fiction)