poetry, prose, and the things i compose

Monday Week 4: Spring Equinox.celebrating the spring equinox.

Friday Week 3: IndependenceSaku starts breaking his rules.For the full chapter, subscribe on Substack at poetryproseandthethingsicompose.substack.com or lungol.com/ppc.

Monday Week 3: Independence.tomorrow is the 50th anniversary of papua new guinea’s independence. this piece is a love letter to what our country used to be before contact, and a challenge to papua new guineans to do better. please note that this is only an excerpt of a much larger piece that lungol will be performing in person on gadigal land at the @artgalleryofnsw on wednesday 17th september at 6:00pm. entry is free and non-ticketed, so feel free to just show up. lungol’s performance will

Friday Week 2: Father's DaySaku and Laisa finally connect despite having slept together three times before.Please note that this episode contains sexually explicit material.

Week 2.1: lullaby.happy father's day! this poem is a reflection on my relationship with my father and on fatherhood in general. my dad is not perfect, but i am so proud of how far he has come. here's to healing generational curses and making life better for all of our children.

Friday Week 1: SpringSaku wakes up in a stranger's bed, annoyed with himself for breaking one of his rules. No staying over.

Monday Week 1: Springmy first poem is about so-called spring on dharug land and is dedicated to the first peoples of the dharug nation. it is an immense honour to live, love, and create on your ancestral lands. it always was, and always will be, aboriginal land. full piece available to read on substack.

This podcast was filmed, recorded, and produced on the lands of the Bidjigal People of the Eora Nation. Podcasts by Lungol acknowledges that Wekina for Your Thoughts was made on what always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.