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Snow in the Forecast
the socks the hospital sent me home inare green. Google tells me that meansIndependant. […]
On Telehealth, Therapists, & God
Published today by Unstamatic Magazine, read it here. Sneak peek below, Highly reccomend trying […]
Why Don’t We Talk About It
Published in the 22nd edition of The Healing Muse, the annual journal of literary […]
Poetry | Journal
find yourself between the lines
est. 2012
Again
They will ask why, and slowly your explanation for leaving will grow shorter, fatigued from feigning remorse, the word sorry starts to sound foreign. You’ll tell someone […]
av·oir·du·pois
a poem costs ~$7 dollars sometimes for a coffee sometimes for a beer but most times just to sit at a surface sturdy enough […]
not much feel-good when the circumstances outweigh the circus bit
a chimpanzee breaks free from her keepof menagerie walls to roam war-torn streets. little could she know, the state of decaybeyond the display. habitable […]
You Know Her?
A forlorn tang of wonder lingers on the tongue of response,how many stories has she been diminishedfrom title to subtextjust the scrap of a […]
Spate
how closeare you keeping to the rabid streamwaded in hip to knee,are your arms out to stabilizethe current threateninglethal precedentevident in the grand jury […]
a rising tide lifts all
The sun came in with glabrous qualms,demanding a presence before the chilled seasons were done;it seared past the clouds, and scared off the rain;the […]
They Called Her Star Dust
I often write about people we’ve lost to make sure they aren’t forgotten. New poem published in SPLASH! Click here to read the full […]
tear glazed, after William Carlos Williams, unwittingly so.
I watched an SUV barrel through a patch of chickens crossing the road without cause the downstairs neighbor apologized as we bumped shoulders collecting […]
Chandler
Burning the midnight down to the sacrum, I can’t remember how it felt to create. The way the universe intended, I can not find the […]
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