Poetry
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Wild Blueberries
The room cannot be entered, the door is open, but the air is tight, blue walls offer no hint of…
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When the Light Shifts
On the back of my hand, thick purple lines beneaththin skin. Branches of a golden oak. The road less taken,…
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Poetry
I’m losing it.maybe I’ve lost it.I’ve had it and maybeit’s gone. it’s gonefor tonight.poems just comingshopping lists.bread and new eggs.butter…
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Haikus at a Paris Café, by the Canal San Martin
Bistro Chez Gastóncappuccino, café crème,plastic roses bloom Fake flowers sway high.Plastic, Parisians scorn,tourists smile, sip slow Sycamore whispersneem trees shade…
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Vaccination Day
We were learning about vaccinationson an August farm day, crowded with life My friend—a doctor—already knewhow to dose, tap, hold,…
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A Room like a Reverie
dawn-blue comforter with small white butterflies, the one we bought in the Scandinavian store in another life. The sun rays…
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winter
the chilling windwhispers through a crackin the window,and your aromaclings to the room:sharp,like coffee,with a bitter punch,like how you leavewithout…
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Lament of Longing Behind a Locked Door
for what lies on the other side.Space between is crisp and electrifiedwith tension. You only want what you wantwhen you…