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Great One, Maker, Weaver of Things, I want to undress the tree to find you hidden there in the layers of sapwood, as you were hidden in a mango I ate today, its sweet and buttery flesh. A fly entered the house through the front door. Was that you? At
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Three Poems
Mar 1, 2022
i look like someonehealing from an accidentbecause i am someonehealing from an accidentthe book of actsscales falling from saul’s eyesremembering my capacityfor stillnesshow long can i sitwithout looking awaythe fear of god escapingi desperately need
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Rage And Grief
Sep 1, 2021
All that matters is feeding the lake.I don’t matter. The lake matters.You must keep feeding the lake. —Jean Rhys There’s a goddess forme attended by two tall black dogsnamed Rage & Grief. You’re humiliated,just like this, wheneverthe familiar arrives
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Falling Out of Love with Lyric Poetry
Feb 6, 2024
Bang out hundreds of pages of rhyming couplets about something other than your identity or your perceptions, and you, too, will likely fall out of love with lyric poetry. The post Falling Out of Love with Lyric Poetry appeared first on The Millions.
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Two Poems
Jan 1, 2022
Maybe every choice is in some way false,like whether to wonder or worry,or feel alive or alone in Clevelandor Memphis or any standard double queentrying to unwrap a tiny hotel soap.There’s always another one waitingin the dish like a stale communion
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Nullius
Nov 7, 2021
An inhabitable planet. If history’s taught us anything it’s that we’ll have decided how we’ll use it before we even reach it. Before the first house is built there, before we plant crops, or dive deep into its rivers, someone will have profited from
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Three Poems
Nov 1, 2020
1 The doctor makes a curving incision in the left topback of my skull andlifts the cap— “What areaam I here to work on?” But Ijust want to wish his son a Happy Birthday—It had been my aim, the reason I’dwalked right into this Doctor dream—In the morn
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