walk for a day around a rectangle
start in the morning
return at dusk
your uncle had buffalo in the pen
near where the adventure happened Read more →
Genre: Poetry
Mc
I want a Happy Meal™️ more than I want to die
or want to begin this cycle older than Pangea
I harken to dubious placenta, again, again, promise
of rebirth has always been a marketing tool,
The winds are still like after a storm, trees
bend as I bend with them, the road sinews Read more →
An Eternity of Cupcakes
The day I join my boyfriend’s church, they assign me to a small group. This is where I meet Jessica. Jessica is either a few years older, or a few years younger. Jessica is my age. Jessica is welcoming. Jessica is nice. Every week, Jessica’s parents open their house to us—a nice, middle-class apartment, well-furnished, warm-lighting. Drinks served, circle sat, Jessica leads small group sessions from the contents of a small, black notebook given to her by the church. Her mom has one too, but Mrs. Lim leads one of the adult cell groups. The session starts with an ice-breaker—a game called Chubby Bunny. Read more →
A JC cento, or why does silence become a shard?
i’ve been tracing the shape of my lifeline through livestock-stalls and mud, grown foreign and faded. persistent, persistent, echoing… all the years we’ve travelled separate ways, how hungry we were! an icy lemon kakigori pride melting on my thirsty tongue. Read more →
Two poems
as big as the tip of a pencil they say
of the metal piece that’ll sit in the tit
does anyone still use pencils
to document, equate or approximate? Read more →
I do not want to be the first to say goodnight
but if I didn’t say good
night now I’d spend
all night telling you
about the dog
playing frisbee at the park. It was fluffy
and bad at catching Read more →