And They Said It Would Be Divine
It breaks like this: We hold on tightly, and literally, because we’re young and we’re stupid and because we still want to have hope.
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ReadThe Privilege is All Mine
Seeing Dolores walk in, or someone who looked like a Dolores (he’d had more than a few since clocking out) -
ReadBlue Before Dark
For six days after the operation, everything was blue. -
ReadISOPROPYL (JESUS ENTERS THE MATRIX)
I’m sitting with Larry at a Chipotle in midtown and his thousand-yard stare tells me I might dial the nihilism down a notch. -
ReadJersey City Poems
A swirl of trash – / I’m dodging it. / A gust of nasty wind. / Now you’re about to be / even more remote. -
Read“Oh, Galileo”
The purple haze of Jupiter surrounds us in its cool-toned glow. -
ReadWhere You Go
From my desk, I watch her turn the pages. She is meticulous, each touch / feather-light and exact in her dissection. -
ReadSee Through and Shaking with Holes of Silver
the world ran out of people / but we’re still here / we do normal things / take the subway home to / each other hold hands / when no one’s looking -
ReadBehind the Cotton Wool
At age four, I used to secretly squeeze through the cracks in our backyard fence to go and explore the world on the other side. -
ReadThe Human Trap
‘The Human Trap‘ portrays the failure of the world to reconcile the concepts of evolution and globalization. -
ReadArtificial Realities
Who can we trust to convey information to us, and how much are we actually willing to accept truths that counter our own realities?
