Publications and Written Works
Poem: Should Lesbians Recycle?
I’m perturbed about my mother and recycling. I’m even more frustrated by my inability to make these narratives come together under one roof. My mother is a homophobe. The U.S. exported 881849048.74 pounds of plastic waste alone in 2024.1 What will I do for her? There is nothing better than a ziplock bag for what…
Poem: Birdsong
Over the month of February I found myself forgetting the five steps in my apocalypse-resistance plan1. It’s a good plan, or at least it was during the period from October-December when I hopefully suspected the cacophony of news headlines would sing their song and then reduce back to garbled clucking. My hope was optimistic and…
Poem: Where the Wild Things Are
I am ledges on cliffsides. /my nerves are hoofbeats, bleats / of skinny mountain goats…
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Published Works
Poets.org: “This is My Moon“
The Quarter(ly): “From Fossils”
The Giving Room Mag: “Garden Elsewhere”
Grain Of Salt Mag: “Where the Wild Things Are”
Upcoming
West Trade Review: “Toaster Burn” in Ecobloomspaces: Poetry at the Intersection of Personal Identity and Place
Sticker Booklet 