Poems, Fiction, and Essays
Adanna Literary Journal - Issue #12, Fall 2022
The pebbles feel good.
The minnows kiss your knees.
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kerning — Toad Hall Press — June 2022
The surest way to hide from your family during Easter brunch is to eat a single bite of asparagus. (order to read more)
WAIT: Poems from the Pandemic — Littoral Press — 2021
Replace a t with an h, and it becomes
symphomatic, as in the Boston Symph-o-matic
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Multiplicity - Oct 2020
What do you say to a 93-year-old woman who just wants out of her body? (read more)
Stonecoast Review - Winter 2021
I never got the rape kit. I didn’t see the point—no bruises, no scratches. What would they be looking for, my missing courage? (order to read more)
Hole in the Head Review - Summer 2020
How many dreams tumbled
from his lips
like lotto tickets from his glove box?
Hole in the Head Review - Summer 2020
She Writes the Kama Sutra (an erasure poem)
She
is
a
household Goddess.
Try to stop her!
FEM (Fuck ‘Em) - 2019
The orthodontist made me a new dead fox—a curving row of white round rectangles, miniature fluorescent lights for my mouth. (order to read more)
Balancing Act 2 - Littoral Press - 2018
Never Fall in Love with a Housemate
Oh, it won’t be a problem,
the boys,
so young,
so free.
They never take the compost out.
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