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Tag Archives: poetry
statement
statement the sun is a bright bullet fired into the sky and if you listen closely, you can hear the echo in the chamber from which it departed.
gibson and celia are in love
–Author’s note: Another new one in its 3rd draft currently. Sort of a companion piece to “boys and girls in the night” but these two characters have intersected before in other places. gibson and celia are in love gibson and … Continue reading
boys and girls in the night
Author’s Note: I’ve been rotating new pieces with existing ones. “boys and girls in the night” was written some time ago, but I’ve retooled it a bit. Thanks for reading. boys and girls in the night i was trying … Continue reading
delivery (or, there is no endpoint on the globe of our hearts)
delivery (or, there is no endpoint on the globe of our hearts) I. when the fog changed its narrative, the dolphins breached. foam curled like commas from their beaks and midday strings of sunlight molded into the pottery of evening. … Continue reading
Vine
–A new piece that has been evolved over a few drafts in the past week. vine may this vine green itself upon the ventricles of your lungs. may this vine twixt itself within the whisper of your hair. may this … Continue reading
Geography (or words thereof)
To start things off, I’m posting an older piece that has been previously published. This poem is important to me for many reasons and is serving as sort of a staring point. I’m curious about the circular pathway in life. … Continue reading
Tidal Waves Don't Beg Forgiveness 