the antagonist
isadora ✶, karma denottaessays and poems about men, women, and the damage in between — things i’m not over. probably never will be.
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october 24
“it’s been a long time, and seeing the shape of your name still spells out pain.”
she doesn’t deserve a single word written by you, my love was what my partner said the second i showed him what i’d received. and honestly, i agree. but i re...
how to lose someone
“the heart is always making up places where it can meet itself.”
(anne carson)
her
i had a nightmare last night.
i knew it wasn’t real the moment i opened my eyes and found the ceiling fan turning above me. for a few seconds, it was the...
archaeological dig through my own emotional damage
on old poems, old feelings, and the horrifying experience of rereading your own writing.
hello, investors in the small and deeply indebted company that is my literary career. it’s me again.
hours between
before you read:
i don’t know if these poems are about missing someone, missing who i was, or simply missing the person i thought they were.
perhaps that’s why i keep writing them.
crossing cities for you
Text within this b...
world’s okayest dad
dad,
you are not a bad person.
you are close-minded, of course. one of my worst memories is what you said to me when i told you that i liked girls too. you are kind of sexist, quite homophobic, and against racial quotas (fuck it if your...
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