I still remember that Father’s Day, 14 years ago. You wore that special ruffled purple dress I loved. You looked beautiful walking down those stairs. It made me smile. When I shook your hand, later that day, and told you that you’d been a good…
Category: Marathon Poem
Flight of last Returning
in the ancient world of India The flight of last returning Florida Drowned itself in quakesand a mystery unknown that shakes Up the sea red underneath Grey down below the surface hinden stones Never to recover Shaking in the wind storm Until moonlight to shine…
Hour Six: Dear almost
Dear almost friend I would have still met you at our secret place to exchange our sweet sorrows and star speckled dreams, to imagine a brave world where we ruled, free from restrictive curfews and the necessity of social choice. How naive were we to…
If Only the Muse Knows (Hour 6)
I so miss the muse. Words overflow; scanty words. Let the muse run wild.
Daddy Don’t Forget (Hour Four, A Hall of Mirrors Hay(na)ku)
Daddy Don’t Forget Daddy, don’t forget me. I’m still your little girl. I may be older now, but you know I’ll always need you. You’ve always known the answer, no matter the question. Everything is changing. I see the question in your eyes and…
Dear Emma
Dear Emma, You are special and do not know this. Maybe not knowing is what maintains your speciality. When I meet people, I subconsciously place them in a mold of your model, to see if I can find another like you even in a faraway…
Legacy’s Lash Hour 7
Legacy’s Lash (Valkyrie) Amid life’s errant metamorphosis, I extend my lash, Practising the bladed whip’s gait, I distend my lash. You watch, titivated and stirred, by your warrior, Wedged stance and motivated, you commend my lash. Behind my bright eyes I plot your gruesome downfall,…
Princess Stories
content warning: talks about fairy tales fairy tale heroes fall to fairy tale morals: the past seems to preach of docile women and their rescuing men. but cinderella wasn’t docile – she chose kindness above cruelty, and though she couldn’t drag herself from the ashes…
Poem 6. Dear Whoever You Were
I remember you. I remember your squishy lap, and you always having a warm towel when I played in the sprinklers. I remember snuggling my face into your soft neck. I remember you singing to us on the phone, and in the videos on the…
Letter to Me
Where are you? Sometimes I wonder… I wonder how you and I got here. I try to hear all the things that were never said. Could I come back? Would it be like before I left? Would your days still begin and end with me?…