Dog Park Poems by Riley Willcox & Felix Leuning is a small poetry zine collecting short, intimate poems about city life, friendship, loneliness and the strange emotional landscape of growing older. The writing moves between observations of concrete, blank faces, isolation and the difficulty of finding connection, before shifting toward the comfort of familiar people, cuddles, walks and everyday companionship.
Quiet and understated, it has a reflective, slightly melancholy tone, with simple language and lots of space around the poems. A small-format poetry publication about urban alienation, friendship and the little things that make life feel less lonely.