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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These Cannot Be My People
Captain John “The Storm King” Prindiville
The trouble with terrible parents is not only what they do to you. It is that, for a long time, they are also your primary evidence about where you come from. Before you are old enough to question...
I Thought I Knew This Poem
August Macke’s Portrait with Apples, also known as Elisabeth with Apples, 1909
A few weeks ago, I published Four Apples as the first installment of a new experiment: The Poem While It Is Still Wrong. The idea was to stop pretending that po...
Four Apples
Portrait with Apples, also known as Elisabeth with Apples, August Macke, 1909
Four apples. Every answer: three.
One child counts four. Hush now. Agree.
Small fingers press. A bruise appears.
Three voices hum. The fourth still hear...
What a Book Takes
Woman Writing, Hendrik Jacobus Scholten (b.1824)
Blood. Sweat. Tears.
Ink smears.
Eyes red. Back bent.
Soul, freely lent.
Loved line, typed.
Author's verdict: wiped.
Doubt shouts: quit.
Discipline: sit.
Release: the d...
What If We Fetishized Thought?
The Swing (French: L'Escarpolette), also known as
The Happy Accidents of the Swing, Jean-Honoré Fragonard, about 1767–68
This morning I sat down at my computer, looked at the day’s writing, and began the interrogation that anyone who wri...
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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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