Poetry |
“Fake News Bus Stop Prayer”
Interview |
“Genes, Grief, Poetic Form, and Love: A Conversation with Charlotte Pence”
“We carry ‘home’ within us through our ancestors’ DNA. And that goes for those whom we love as well – they’re always with us, even when they’re not.”
Essay |
“I Found A Tarantula”
“As Dylan writes in the prose poem ‘Ape on Sunday’ — ‘tho I might be nothing but a butter sculptor, i refuse to go on working with the idea of your praising as my reward — like what are your credentials anyway?'”
Poetry |
“Bookish”
Poetry |
“The impossible in which I believe”
celebrating the birth of Jorge Luis Borges on August 24, 1899 …
Poetry |
“Coronae”
Essay |
“Confessions of a Pareidoliac”
“Imagine trying to find your way with a compass that wants every direction to be north. This is more or less where we are, perceiving the world around us by means of instruments that find patterns everywhere.”
Poetry |
“The Nominalism of Childhood”
Essay |
“Panta Rhei”
“We all wind up making our gods, and then turning into our gods, and then the other way around again, ad infinitum.”
Poetry |
“The Trucks” and “In My Country”
Poetry |
“Blame”
Essay |
“The Reading”
“Atmospheric, was what someone’d said when it was all over, which I repeated the next day on the phone to M from Spain who was talking about the Argentine and his fetishes.”