This Is Not Loving
My sister told me she took Dad’s face in her hands and said, There’s nothing, just nothing in your eyes. […]
My sister told me she took Dad’s face in her hands and said, There’s nothing, just nothing in your eyes. […]
First it’s the centipede I kill downstairs and then it’s the one who runs of into the dark while I
Walk to the Palace all twisty turny, down this way and that, dance like the bloomers hanging overhead, steaming sour
A distinct hum emerges from the line drawn, from the simple gesture of paint. Here, for example, where Matisse once
I found the blue jay on the driveway under the pink drunk Czechoslovakian- grandma-planted peonies which were under the restrained
We drop bait and jig down eighteen fathoms, trolling bottom for the halibut they say are white and big as