Weekly-ish diary essays on creative living, artistic process, and lessons learned in real time.
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Life Sure Has Been Sending a Lot of Goddamn Lemons
Last July, I was hired to write poems at a wedding in Utah, but I never actually made it to Utah. Instead, I showed up to the airport at 4 a.m. to discover my flight had been canceled for unspecified reasons, after which I waited in a lot o...
Does My Forgiveness Make Me Weak?
In my early twenties, there was a long stretch of time when I did not speak to one of my closest family members.
The details as to why are not particularly important. What’s important was that I felt they had said and done things that were...
Ghosts of Situationships Past
Repose, John White Alexander, 1895
Yesterday, on my way to write street poems, I passed by a man on the subway platform.
I hadn’t seen him in five years, when we had an intense, 3-month long situationship that ended in me getting an expe...
At Some Point, It Did Become New York or Nowhere
As of this week, I’ve officially lived in New York longer than I’ve chosen to live anywhere.
My last home, Tacoma, I called mine for six years before I felt that old tidal tug called leaving. The feeling surprised me: I remember so distinc...
How to Become a Teenager Again
1. First, turn 30. It’s good if you’re at least a decade away from your teens: that way, channeling them back into existence will feel extra nostalgic, bittersweet, and bizarre. You’re too old for this shit! Why would you expect your 14-ye...
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