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The poems in awkward in an attempt to be by Conor Ryan attempt to answer the question, “Can we reach transcendence through brain rot?” Pulled from over a period of five years, each one acts like an object in a curio cabinet - everyday images that capture piercing moments of nostalgia, laid out for everyone to see. They are for anyone who relates more to the alien than the human and who laughs at inappropriate times when they really want to cry.
Conor Ryan has been quietly sharing his poetry via the moniker @itypedumbthings for almost a decade now. His poems have been called both “unhinged” and “weirdly tender” by strangers on the internet. Besides being self-leaked into the void, his poems have been featured in publications such as Moss Puppy Magazine, Swim Press, Troublemaker Firestarter, shoegaze literary, and Wax Nine.
The poems in awkward in an attempt to be by Conor Ryan attempt to answer the question, “Can we reach transcendence through brain rot?” Pulled from over a period of five years, each one acts like an object in a curio cabinet - everyday images that capture piercing moments of nostalgia, laid out for everyone to see. They are for anyone who relates more to the alien than the human and who laughs at inappropriate times when they really want to cry.
Conor Ryan has been quietly sharing his poetry via the moniker @itypedumbthings for almost a decade now. His poems have been called both “unhinged” and “weirdly tender” by strangers on the internet. Besides being self-leaked into the void, his poems have been featured in publications such as Moss Puppy Magazine, Swim Press, Troublemaker Firestarter, shoegaze literary, and Wax Nine.