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PoetryKintsugi: a Cadralor
1. Yesterday a rat snake crawled up into the eaves and into a mourning dove's nest of twigs. This morning we found five shells…
FictionThe inland behind the mountain
Stanley Tucci is all in white and wears turquoise rings. If flirtation is a dance we dance the softest dance of breezes. He has…
PoetryIf there was any lesson learned
it was that high school was a thousand different kinds of cruel this one got caught jerking off in the school bathroom that one…
PoetryChromium-24/7
They tore down a part of my hometown last week, imploded it to be precise, dissolved it from the inside as with cancer. A…
PoetryRemission
Mom hoed the dead soil outside her Section 8 housing, tossing in coffee grounds, potato peels, and the crumbs of a Little Debbie snack…
PoetryNone of My Business
The full moon was staring at me. I felt it in Braille. Thousands of little raised dots erupted on my skin. I lifted my…
PoetryA Memorial Day to remember
I was feeling down it was Memorial Day weekend and I just wanted to sit among nature along with a hundred other dumb souls…
PoetryThe day I don’t sing
is the day I find the wolves you can count on that. I will follow along the s-curve of your path, the one that…
PoetryDelusion
Tony next door is suddenly old I saw him yesterday curved behind his slow lawn mower and Eric across the street rickety with his…
PoetryCarla
Carla at the Veterans Crisis Line tells me she has never met with negativity like mine I didn't tell her I've met plenty of…
PoetryThe Mist on the Water
He pointed it out like a carnival oddity a bearded lady or monkey playing guitar, perhaps an albino deer or lion with the head…