
Writing from the moment before you have words. Poetry. Prose. And notes on why certain language lands in the body before the mind catches up.
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The memorial processors sat beneath Sector Three, low against the rock where heat couldn’t reach them fully.
Banks was already there when I arrived, one glove pressed against the pressure housing. Like he was listening to it breathe.
Nigh...
the water doesn’t ask
what this is
it carries
blue
widening
without needing a name
before you notice
your hands
already
open
what you held
not gone
just
moving
further than
you could follow
and softer
than you expected...
she was the moon
light
resting differently
on skin
blue beneath her wrists
pulling tides
through the room
the call continued
long after work
finished pretending
to matter
voices faded
screens darkened
yet hers remained...
last night
someone’s headphones
leaking drums
fake gold reflections
sliding across
the bus windows
a single acid bassline pumping
in only two ears
synth lines singing
in time to the bell
some toes tapping
screwed up faces...
“They will have you arrested for abduction.”
For a moment, the word seemed absurd.
Abduction.
As though Emily were an object carried away in the night rather than a woman who had crossed half the world already by her own choosing.
Yet e...
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I write pieces that sit with uncertainty rather than solve it — noticing how language, scale, and silence shape what we think we understand. If there’s a through-line, it’s attention, not explanation.
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RN, CSULB Graduate Student, Asian Studies Chinese culture and philosophy. Confucianist, Author, Scholar. Life is better with love, a garden, a library. I have wild ideas that consume me, gentleness is my spirit, in childlike wonder. A hint of peony.
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