July 31, 2026
My Uncle Who Died of AIDS Probably
by Tarik Dobbs
Your legs obliterated & collapsing country
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August 5, 2025
Vestibular
nails in mouth you attempted to close the chasm by pounding away awkwardly at the loose slats you heard some scream thought it jay thought it locomotive thought it wind realized it was steam pushing through spout in the muddy rush to hot stove you forgot what tea you had wanted
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October 5, 2023
Postscript on Myth and Memory: Kan (Ya)( )Ma( )Kan
An excellent guarantee against orthodoxy,” variation in the Arabic folkloric canon comes to form a mode of collective composition where authenticity stems not from the triumphant excavation of a uniform, authoritative text, but from the very presence of variants themselves.
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