Poetry

If there was one thing I could say I knew, and felt, and could get subcutaneous with

it would be the distance between me and the small insects who do errands coming through the loblollies, the tough…

7 years ago

Eclipse from Clayton, GA 2017

The Mediterranean orange fruit bowl I’d hear your ring kiss has hovered over our dinners since you died, even though…

7 years ago

Harram

my mother was 100 miles south of Death Valley when Amba Karras grazed her belly you’re going to give us…

7 years ago

Transit

Fourth grade frightened I carried a stick to the bus stop and swung it like a mace, stabbed the empty…

7 years ago

AFAKASI | HALF-CASTE

What can I tell you about this body but that it is mine? Not my mother’s though she tried harder…

7 years ago

HOW CAPITALISM ENDS

It kills others before it turns on itself. In faraway lands, a bomb scatters debris like a flock of startled…

7 years ago

HOW CAPITALISM FUCKS

It depends on if you’re its type or not. If you’re not, it’ll tease you like you’re an unripened plantain…

7 years ago

Orphic

At least once every generation the hewn but living head of Orpheus pauses mid-song to spare a thought to his…

7 years ago

no city left behind

Walking across 14th street, rumor of August is a factory facing Union Square station and Broadway collapses before us stripped…

7 years ago

Teacup Bloom

I’ve seen a tree swim                  the shallow pond tentacle and suctioned                  to the murk. If you peer                  into it all,…

7 years ago

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