The Friday Feature


Daniel Aarcher - go


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Tyler Tittle • January 2, 2026

go


when the cherubs call your name

       offering Atlantis

       screaming levity

       from their thrones atop mountains of sugar

don't go

when gravity repents

for crushing your bones

and offers a plane it let free

       where you may float beyond

               all heaven knows

don't go

remain

       enjoy my sentences

       underneath the city

i only have a few

       but they hold their worth

               and maybe I slither with words

                       but honesty fears my dwelling place

so

when the golden hour calls your name

       begging you to keep it around until the end of time

               and she offers you a seat in nostalgia's grand theater

don't go

please

monochrome black and white window with lace curtains

From the Press:

At the core of this body of work is a conversation with leaving. This isn't presented as dramatic, but gentle and persuasive that arrives wrapped in beauty. The imagery used is alluring and vividly entices an understanding as to why someone might be tempted to go.


This body of work is able to firmly stay grounded instead of competing with the idea of heaven or nostalgia. Language isn't a spectacle here, it isn't salvation—it's presence. 


About the Author:

Daniel Aarcher is a poet and author stuck in Nashville, TN.

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