Poetry January 29, 2023 She Should Have Been In Chalk Most of my brain is like a chalkboard. The people and events in it drawn…
Poetry January 29, 2023 Getting Older Don’t tell me I’m getting older, You won’t want to start this war, There’s a…
Poetry January 29, 2023 Question It’s just a question He whispered, leaning toward me But is it? People talk…
Poetry January 29, 2023 It’s Cold Today I’m really cold today. My hands are numb and it hurts to type. It’s…
Poetry January 29, 2023 Lovely Life-Spans I still dwell on the day we met I was buying groceries from the spice…
Poetry January 29, 2023 East African Forest Mist atop the mountain cools the skin, But fills the lungs and never leaves It…
Poetry January 29, 2023 The White Whistlands There was once a place of rock and cloud Where men climbed moons Their…
Poetry January 29, 2023 Red Red, neon red, fills my snow white flesh Red trapezing through my veins Fresh red,…
Poetry January 29, 2023 The Men I am woman “Exploited” from is in my dictionary exclusively Every single day But…
Poetry April 4, 2022 Childhood The woman in the glasses sits skeleton and quiet behind the desk of mahogany-carved gates of hell. Her eyes like gray bullets molten and shaped in hard cast-iron fire crushed and pressed beneath the silver days of youth.