Editorial

Poetry possesses the potential to help diversify both science and scientific discourse, for example by presenting an alternative lens through which to view scientific discoveries, or by providing a creative way through which to conceptualise scientific research. However, in order for poetry to do so, it is first necessary to address its own struggles with diversity…

Poems

Anatomy Lesson by Mose Graves

Development and Diversity by Tausif Ahmed Sayed

Diversity Stays Back Home by Fikayo Oyewale 

Evolutionary Landscapes by Chris Checkwitch

Fire Anthology by Christy Draper 

Haptics in the Museum by Bryan Joel Mariano 

Hendy Woods by Bradley Earle Hoge

How lovers journey through the solar system by Moira Garland

Missing the Point by Imogen Arate

Morraine by Debbie Lee 

Mother and Son by Elisabeth Kelly

Our Brand New Bodies by Oz Hardwick 

Relating to the Leaf by Alan Wagstaff

Rusted Roots and Spurned Sprout by Elliott White Jr.

Solvitur Ambulando by DB Jonas

Swallows in the Moon by Alicia Hayden

The Evolution of Life by Vandana Sharma

There’s Less Pretence in Odense by John Davison

We are the Proteasome by Osasu Oscar Igbinedion

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