Poems
Scythian Radio
An ekphrastic poem inspired by a very cool sculpture.
Broadsided Press, May 2023
The Longest Distance Between Two Places
On eating spiny lobster alone.
The Los Angeles Review, 2015
As Artemis: Arguing With the Man Who Complains Everyone’s Always Saying, ‘I Love This, I Love That’
Paying respects to badass Artemis
Boston Review, 2017
The Moment a Husband Stops Being a Husband and Starts Being a Black and White Photograph of a Husband
Because, “you were a leopard / meant to spot everything.”
The Pedestal Magazine, 2016
clean sneak (n)
Concerning lost women and one, in particular.
Tinderbox Poetry Journal, 2017
Goodbye Letter to the Medusa That Was My BFF
A sister monster leaves me to binge on gluten-free biscotti and TV.
The Awl, 2016
Plain and Perilous
“Don’t sing this song / out loud in your car / with your daughter”
New Delta Review, 2016
Two poems: Father, You Me Must is French for You Owe Me & Visits of Evermore
A fraught father/daughter relationship & love on a bad day
Virga Magazine, 2017
Biofacts
Because, “everywhere you look there’s a finger bone of some gone woman.”
Alyss, 2016
All Our Karmas Bear Fruit Without Exception
My inauguration day horror poem.
Indolent Books Transition Poems, 2017
What Can Be Known of the Past is Colorless as Footfalls and Odorless
Memory, childhood, and one dead snake.
Hermeneutic Chaos Literary Journal, 2015
The Ecosystem That Is My Body Now That I’m Dead
Explanation from beyond.
Cider Press Review, 2016
Two poems:
Mnemosyne Threatens
and Confesses &
The Salary for This Work is Marriage
Memory calls us out & “I sleep like an old growth jack pine you sleep like a fireplace.”
Nominated for Best of the Net Anthology
Posit, 2017