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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What the Legend Missed
Briton Rivière painted Requiescat in 1888
Absence itself is lying here.
Those eyes find the face, but not you.
A hand can stay and disappear.
Grief is the touch that keeps falling through.
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Needs Improvement
Leonid Pasternak, The Torments of Creative Work, 1892
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Ten hours writing. Fuck-all to show.
I killed nine poems in a row.
One showed a pulse ar...
Before Choice Becomes Triage
An Eruption of Vesuvius, Johan Christian Dahl, 1824
This moment is already a crisis. Trump’s presidency, wars, corruption, instability, and economic precarity are not warnings of what might come—they are the reality we are living through n...
Donald Trump, This One's for You
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I ate while somebody's city burned.
The sauce was good. A father cried.
I tore more bread. The camera turned.
He called her name. No one r...
You Were Not Born Afraid
The Good and Evil Angels Struggling for Possession of a Child, William Blake
You were not born afraid.
That trembling? It was made.
Your pulse rehearses dread—
Their script was slowly fed.
Your tongue stops short of no.
Their...
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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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