Tie Your Shoelaces
Some poems ignite from writing group prompts, just like this one. All I had to do was go back in time and give my younger self advice that could change…
Where I Burn
Poems in word and audio-visual presentations.
Some poems ignite from writing group prompts, just like this one. All I had to do was go back in time and give my younger self advice that could change…
Saliva-soaked palms, handshake. Pin to the finger, blood print. Intertwined pinkies, spell chant. One hand to the sky, heart crossed. I wrote this poem for a BlueSky prompt: “What are…
WORDS ONLY DIE WHEN YOU COMPLY Activists, do not obey. Let’s activate to Advocate for our freedom and repeat all the terms they told us are treason: Speak up and…
Not enough Americans have been hungry– real hungry: scouring the drawer a hundred times and finding nothing to devour not even a ketchup packet. Not enough Americans have lost…
It is numb anticipation like the tsss of a wick just an eighth-inch sniff from nitroglycerin.
What to do with this rage? The red, jaw-strained; fingernails penetrating palm epidermal layers, the sizzling flashes of this wick of bomb, these bursts, these flames! What the fuck do…
My friends, I am processing 4.5 decades of feminist rage in this new poem, “Disobedient Goddesses.”