Guts, Mostly

Guts, Mostly

September 21, 2022

I am thinking about the woman I met, a friend of a friend, who told me how her intestines were removed so her baby could be born.

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Bone on Bone and Blue

Bone on Bone and Blue

October 12, 2021

I am not my mother’s daughter. I am a poet. I ride a bicycle.

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Two Minds, Cooking, Friday Night

Two Minds, Cooking, Friday Night

June 29, 2021

Your blood’s like Bolognese.

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Airplane Cockpit The Waking Short Nonfiction

Upon Learning My Uncle Doug Had Been Married and Divorced Before He Died: A Dialectic

June 01, 2021

They'll tell you, go to college, but mostly, they don't mean to study; they mean for the M.R.S. degree. They'll tell you, what—you thought it was free?

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All This Time Her Bones

All This Time Her Bones

February 16, 2021

Have you come to the part of your life in which you contemplate your mother’s bones?

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Thirsty - Ruminate Magazine

Thirsty

July 30, 2020

At his room next morning they said, “He wanted us to tell you he was always thirsty. Now what do you figure that’s about?”

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