Poetry May 16, 2018 Patriot I’ve never been much of a patriot; or particularly nationalistic for that matter. My hand…
Lit Mag January 31, 2018 the volcanic belt of Vesuvius she floats in a stagnant river of gasoline the holy hour trains less frequent breaths…
Short Fiction January 3, 2018 Letter #3 People whisper about us in the hallways, but you always steer me away before I…
Lit Mag December 12, 2017 she is not watching everything is slow tiptoeing around myself (the tea steeps the dog sighs the floor groans…
Lit Mag December 6, 2017 Bliss (Preview) The scent of iodoform made her open her eyes blearily to a ceiling lined with…
Lit Mag December 6, 2017 We Are Not Your Fragile Statues girls don’t have iron in their veins iron rusts with change we do not girls…
Poetry November 29, 2017 Oxygen I looked upon his glass blue eyes, looking for a reason to stay, He held…
Lit Mag November 29, 2017 Breaking Glass Castles I desired the affection you were unable to supply, I searched for the acceptance you…
Lit Mag November 15, 2017 Korean (?) American There’s always a pause right before someone says my name. I close my eyes, breathing…
Lit Mag November 7, 2017 a prophet’s laughter in a city burning they’ve taken her back shut her up in their vaults again the jewel that troy…