Skin Split / Peach Pit

by Harrow Lee

Skin Split / Peach Pit is an exploration of the ever changing nature of love. Harrow Lee dives into familial, romantic, and platonic relationships. He speaks about life, the way our world is crumbling, and tries to find hope in a hopeless place.

146 pages, Paperback

Published January 27, 2026

About the author

Harrow Lee is an indie poet from Ontario, Canada. He spends much of his time scribbling down random lines of poetry on any surfaces around him.

Reviews

[Erelah · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was such a personal and inspiring collection, I can feel hurt and also love in every page. It probably doesn’t help that I was listening to “car alarm” by pats soundhouse while reading it, but Skin Split Peach Pit does kind of make you feel like you’re getting hit by a truck (in that wonderful way poetry sometimes makes your bones feel), so it was an immersive experience in lots of regards.

While many of Harrow Lee’s poems in this touched me, my favorite is “Notes from a born performer” and I leave you with my favorite line from it, which devastated me and I had to just sit there with it for a minute before I continued reading.

“You are the car. Only this will keep you safe.”

[MJ Anthony · Rating 5 out of 5]

Absolutely electric poetry, full of yearning and ache and desire and pain. I'm obsessed. (Requested & received as an ARC from the author)