Part 1: Figures, Forms Tessa said that whenever anyone spoke to her, she saw what they said. Objects, pieces of speech appeared. She would wave her hand in…
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Was the hotel room in the city with the dark wood? Was the mirror in the city of the beachside hotel? Was the mirror the mirror…
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My father’s mother smothered ninety-nine-cent packets of ham in cheese and macaroni. Called it casserole, the hiding of one heart attack with a smaller, cheaper one. Midwest that’s a…
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Featured Image Credit: Drawing by Agnes Martin 1 Portrait body as cloud whole entity made from vapour and vapour made of shards always collapsing and rebuilding itself shredding your…
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Featured Image Credit: Stephen Jepson I would colony in clear plastic there with her, appetite the inhuman fight, keep salt away from those snails crossing my pillowcases. There’s a…
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HOLDING THE LOOSE BONES CLOSE My mother the morning of her surgery lies in a room where I am not The angelbones her hair is tied fraying in hospital…
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fulfilling forgiveness as a skyline embodying , embroidering , holding patterns caused by a lifetime of regretting an accidental act of killing . you will have caused it to happen…
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Non-anatomical (the extra part of the day) . . . no origin to a life? Can only be necessary and incorrect? Waiting in a group. For? Picturing. Picturing. I met…
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To start this series I’m thinking of a quote from an interview with the writer Etel Adnan: “… [images] they are pure feeling. They’re like something that calls you through…