• A sing-a-long for precocious children

    pinecones float rocks go plopspiders squish under socks birds will sing trees grow roots nature’s things…

  • She who makes a beast of herself

    If I had a daughterI would teach her that they only burn the witch and not…

  • Only one reader matters

    And it’s you, my hagfished phantom floating in your bubble room. I lick the corners of…

  • Rules

    first yer daddy then yer mom play the creditstil they’re done eat yer veggiesgo to school…

  • How to pretend

    Wash your hair every morning Even when you don’t think you need to Wash it every…

  • Journal snippets 2020-2021

    don’t pocket so serious or window too slow fly birdfully curious til hammers the stone cuz…

  • On loneliness

    Here’s what they don’t tell you about poetry: every poem is about loneliness. Even poems about…

  • Some poems hurt to write

    The wailing woman who dredges the lake with a broken branch looking for the body of…

  • Ode to blueberries

    Whoever named you didn’t know you like I do. They didn’t know the green you keep…

  • Peek a boo

    Finally found me(Here I am) Found my Lizzy In the sand She was buried By mistake…

  • As tender as the full pink moon

    To think—everything I’ve learned by nowand still what I wantmore than anything is to carry my…

  • A polemic against poetry

    Why do you play these games with yourself? Talk right. Listen with your whole body. You…

  • My phone recognizes my face

    my phone knows the blue hollow under my eyes the freckle on the tip of my…

  • I C U

    can’t stop poeminghard as tried lonely roaming til I diedcan’t give better less I got sent…

  • So far, or an inventory of human experience

    I’ve stolen whole bags of apples out of compost bins. I’ve eaten around the bruises. I’ve…

  • Ars poetica

    When writing a poem, the words are not the most important thing. Don’t look at them.…

  • here’re some things I seen today

    here’re some things I seen today I seen them on the streetsI rambled round the morning…

  • As stuck as ever

    I only imagine Sisyphus bored. It’s raining again. It’ll rain all week, the weatherman says. I…

  • The Unspoken Thing

    The Unspoken Thing sits cross-legged in a field of dry grassweeping dandelionseeds with every gust of…

  • A silly little deficit of self

    holy hole and wholesome demand without supply whistles blown so fiercesome to make the pennies fly…