The Bones Trickle Down
I didn’t know what I would find there in the house that looked a little like the one I lived in a hundred years ago, in that other life,...
I didn’t know what I would find there in the house that looked a little like the one I lived in a hundred years ago, in that other life,...
velvet soft like roses pink like peony like sweet pea except even flowers aren’t really quite exactly that shade of pink they wiggle...
Dear Spider who lives in my car tiny architect of daily windshield webbery You are quite well-traveled clinging tightly to the glass or...
We were almost exactly the same age, twins practically, metaphorically. Born fifteen days apart, I came under the sign of the Crab, ruled...
I once heard that Hemingway said we’re all broken, that’s how the light gets in, which is lovely, but Hemingway never said it. What ...
Let’s build a house of Legos Not those off-brand bricks that don’t quite snap together let’s be rich enough to afford the real ones...
The Wandering Woman, they say, must be of the sea, of merfolk, of sirens, she is selkie, she, who must always follow the call of the...
I first met her in Art Appreciation. Art one-oh-one, where the professor was young and fresh and he’d only been teaching for two years so...
The clock is fast. Very fast. I stare at the red second hand ticking in slow circles around the face, and I count Mississippis just like...
Sweet peaches in the marketplace on my way to school, seventy-five euro-cents each. Afternoon snack from the gelato shop under umbrellas...