Poem of the Month

The best poem I read this month was “Obituary Generator” by Mariah Bosch. Continue reading →

Poem of the Month

The best poem I read this month was “Pier 52” by Omotara James. He looks through the wound of my life like it’s light. So I let him. The last cube of ice. Outside the tray. Where I found him. My lover. Melts atop this brick, as if it’s our last whiskey together. His brown, … Continue reading →

The Journal: A Literary Magazine

One of my poems is in the latest issue of The Journal. That’s it! 🤓 Continue reading →

Poem of the Month

The best poem I read this month was “I Was Wrong Running Doesn’t Save Us” by Yesenia Montilla. once at eight years old I nearly gave myself a concussion running my mother would braid my hair and wrap the ends in the heaviest hair ties with the biggest colorful glass balls; they were lethal; as … Continue reading →

Anticipated Reading in 2021

I wish I could create a post about books I read in 2020 that were my favorites, but I didn’t read enough to do that. My reading habits have plummeted this year. I checked my Good Reads and the last book I completed was in April. In August, I read a few pages of poetry … Continue reading →