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Poetry Series: “the daylily / six”
“I wonder what violence will / find me today. A deer’s teeth.”
Poetry Series: “the daylily / four”
“easy to find the tension in the root. / The give. The take.”
Poetry Series: “the daylily / three”
“You fooled me. Your ability to / thrive without needing…”
Before We Knew It Was the End of the World
“The sky peels back like a tinfoil lid and something putrid creeps in...”
Mimosa Pudica
"People will call her what they will, but none of the names we have for her can describe how happy I imagine her to be."
Alice's Moth
As I watched small flitting creatures
appear again and again in the poems,
I was struck with a sudden desire to witness
some such small creatures in person.
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