Poetry
Poetry
I Turn on Democracy Now! to Hear
Amy’s finally cleared up whatever’s been stuck in her throat.
fictional finalism
maryland turns into my mother’s favorite place.
Not Vanishing
It’s Monday morning, April 2020, and I am trying to see if my dad has had a stroke from 800 miles away.
First Fried Chicken at the University of Michigan
I tore through the Target, Hurricane Hooper hellbent / on proving that his skin was / crisp enough
{}s of history • crush conference & craft lessons on the moon
At the beginning of my future is me. At the end of my past, also me.
Mourning — Landscape
We’ve come to Des Moines for the funeral. Fitting / place: I’ve driven through every time I was leaving home to live / somewhere new.
Janamaz
The finest strand of dark green yarn / masquerades itself an accessory / wispy and frayed
Good Immigrant Girl • Journal
This is how you keep your head down; this is how you thank God for this country: loudly so they hear / you;
I know I still believe
in people. That whatever gods / I choose, I choose to love
On the Off Chance I Am Not Alone Forever • What Are The Boys Doing On Their Camping Trip?
I buy an old city bus, which will / whisk me away from this sinkhole I'm circling.