Poems and essays written to survive, to witness, and to name what others look away from—sometimes in the noble pursuit of not imploding, or dissolving into pillow screams and prolonged negotiations with the void.
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Money Buys Happiness
Die Jagd nach dem Glück by Rudolf Henneberg (1866)
“The Hunt for Happiness”
Happiness has a due date.
Payday comes a day too late.
The kitchen turns into math.
Each choice shuts another path.
At checkout, I put back bread.
Do...
Christmas Before Fall
‘Decorating the Christmas Tree’ by Marcel Rieder, 1898
The next thing clears its throat.
Rent climbs. November waits to vote.
September bakes at eighty-three.
My mind keeps switching on the tree.
Dog walked early. Shower done....
Ten O’Clock Genius
“Lady Reclining on Couch”, ca. 1885-1890 Rizos Lakovos
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Ten o’clock: genius arrives.
All day, not one thought survived.
Seventeen plans crowd the...
A New Series: the Poem While it is Still Wrong
Portrait with Apples, also known as Elisabeth with Apples, 1909, by August Macke.
A New Series: the Poem While it is Still Wrong
I am starting a new series here, and the premise is simple: I am going to show you some poems before they are...
Almost, Always, Ardently
La Loge ('The Theatre Box') is an 1874 oil painting by Pierre-Auguste Renoir.
Teach both hands to miss the latch.
Neighbors praise a prudent match.
Fingers memorize the pause.
Breathing slows; the curtain draws.
No becomes the...
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Live in NYC. I write poems and essays to make sense of the world, hold onto my humanity, and maybe add a little harmony where there’s too much noise.
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