Genre: Poetry

After Lana Del Rey   Our lives wouldn’t need to be sweet if we could be chaste,  and solitary, and feel complete. We could stay safe in our homes, and […]

Naive   Dark blue clouds dot a pale blue sky in that false way that signifies beauty. My brain topples over   like the red brick house in my hometown: there […]

  Except   More conscious each day of each everyday, I pray I will release them more easily   than I released the kind of loving that is only returned […]

As a Jewl of Gold in a Swine’s Snout Examination of Ann Pudeator, Murthering Midwiffe—July 2, 1692   Birth is a resky acte froght w’th apprehenson. I have bond this […]

  wyoming   in this episode i play a springboard diver in a slick production selling flight. despite many vertical rips—no splash, sleek mane when surfacing—they want another take. works […]

Someday I’ll Love Leila Chatti after Frank O’Hara, et al.    Take heart—the lilacs are yours as much as anyone’s; you need never audition for spring. What delights delights in […]

The Weathers   1. To us children, the small hotel garden   was filled with effects, but not causes.   Overhead, petals falling, or leaves spaced perfectly—   if we […]

In ALABAMA I ran across a park so green: the trees green, the sky green, the river green, the houses green, & the little dog barked a green mean thing. […]