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Poetry and essays on memory, connection, art, and the quiet moments that linger. Writing to remember, writing to feel.

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That night, walking toward him through a tiny street that felt like it was holding its breath just as tightly as I was, I kept thinking the city looked suspiciously like the inside of my own chest. Quiet, dim, expectant, trembling with a st...

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Some Wombs Break Cycles Instead of Bearing Children

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My Mother is the Reason I Can't Breathe

There’s a kind of love that feels like holding your breath underwater. You get used to it. You get very good at it. You learn how to look calm on the surface while your lungs are on fire.

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Fuck.

Fuck.

Fuck my soul and my mind until I’m gasping,

lungs burning for air I didn’t know I needed.

Tangle your fingers in my hair,

breathe your want into my mouth,

feed me something more than oxygen.

Read my body like a worn-out novel

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