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ReadThe art of losing & other poems
"Lose something every day — drop coins / from the hole in your pocket, go hungry / at school." -
ReadPACIFIC HOMING
"老家 are the characters: old and home. Which is better translated as one’s 'ancestral home.' The 老家 is the place and community where your lineage can be traced." -
ReadSabíduria: A wisdom, an (Indigenous) Knowing
"These words, herbs, and visions accompanied me through a monthlong spiritual ceremony of separation." -
ReadOde to Mother & other poems
"I have hunted for Mother / Howled at Mother Moon / Pricked my healing with Mother Cactus / Touched my pleasure parts, the Mother Wound" -
ReadWhere We Begin & other poems
"to stay together means not to begin living / to begin living is a separation" -
ReadThe Invisible Fabric of our Connectedness
"LA was where I came to understand myself, and where I came to learn from decades of organizing and Asian diaspora history in North America." -
Readcure & other poems
"unwieldy love ritual of spring- / time pushing golden violet into the sky as / trinket and incense, your voice / in my warm hand. Who are you / in your dreams? -
Read“I’m going to burp, Bonnie!” & other poems
"Our resistance—as dense, multiple, and multiplying as forests and old growth—must outsize these legacies." -
ReadWhere the body don’t break, still blacks & blues
"The body is a lush field of shame plants. Touch the body and it folds. Touch the body and it turns its back." -
ReadArtificially Unintelligible // Ad Nauseam
"A story that you cannot leave is a prison." -
ReadWAITING & WAKING
"The good memories turn. Admit you loved me, the woman mutters over her mother’s grave." -
ReadNEW AGAIN: A FUGUE OF CRUSHES
"Novelty is a particularly dense manifestation of relying on the Other to become simultaneously the grounding of and the escape from the Self." -
ReadUPDATED LOYALTY OATH
"I commit to never speaking of this Loyalty Oath and its existence to anyone." -
Read“On Liminality” Featured Artist
If I haven’t been home in three years, does home still exist? -
ReadMarvin Cries About Dying Earth
"I was a veritable saint. Not that I was opposed to doing any of those things, I just didn’t happen to do them, I didn’t know how to be more of a sinner."