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Ragged Point Inn
My mother knows nothing
more than I do but she carries it better.
If she were a metaphor I could turn into her.
A View from the Cannery
My second home in the summer months: the cannery. Here, I stand in the damp cold, spoon in hand, scraping out the spinal bloodlines of salmon until the piles are gone.
The Sound of Puppets Kissing: An Interview with John Reed
And that's one of the things about poetry that is differentiated from prose—it can have these parallel universes as you read through it. I do think about the kind of multiverse feeling that a poem can have.
That’s It! We’ve Had It with Zoom.
tools to help us / be alone / miss our friends / grieve our gone our sick
& hiding is such a thrill / a grief / a waste because we see it all
Triage for the Unsaid
The waiting room is a collage of almosts: almost asleep, almost calm, almost able to explain.
A Pain So Common
Sometimes she’ll circle whatever town we’re in with a wine bottle between her honey-brown knees, passing the bottle to me now and then, tussle my curls and kiss my hand.
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