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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How Does This End?
The Intrigue, James Ensor, in 1890
In this series, I share poems before they are finished, while the language is still changing and I am still discovering what I am trying to say. I publish a working draft alongside the thinking and resear...
A Poem Written Just for You. And So Much More.
What if your subscription came with a poem written especially for someone you love? Or a collection of illustrated holiday cards you could send to friends and family? What if you could help choose the cover of a forthcoming book, vote on wh...
I'm Publishing a Book of Poems About These Times. Send Me Yours.
The Light We Walk Toward by Meg Floss using Midjourney
History keeps happening. We still have to buy groceries.
Trump, the wars, the cost of living. Another headline, another crisis, and somehow we’re supposed to get on with the day. What...
When the Places That Protect Us Become the Nightmare
Election Day in Philadelphia, John Lewis Krimmel, 1815
The courthouse burns, the union hall drowns, the wolf wears the face of someone you trust, and says, “Come closer, dear.” You reach for a ballot and find yourself buried alive. These a...
Exit or Entrance?
No knob is labeled safe. So: wait.
Unopened rooms. An unknown fate.
Shoulders pressed flat, whole seasons slide.
Each slouch feels upright, dignified.
Nightmare: shut doors. No way to tell.
Behind thick wood: a heaven? Hell?...
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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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