Reviews
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poetry you can feel
I’ve done a thing… if you’d like to own your very own physical copy of some…
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After the Lizardfolk
I trace my lips to see if they’re still real.They tingle yet from when they met…
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Personal note on when poems are written…
A lot of the time, I post poems as I write them or a few days…
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Before the storm
The thunderheads were bruised a deep violet, pregnant with impending precipitation, the electricity almost palpable in…
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Millstone of Doubt – a book review
I love a variety of books – common choices include murder mysteries, regency period novels, romances,…
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Brain Storm
What can I call this collection of thoughts, recurrent, persistent, intrusive, unwanted? Sometimes it’s a jumble,…
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“They told me all of my cages were mental, so I got wasted like all my potential…”
Just between us, I’m scared. I’m terrified, actually. I fear that I’ve started something, and must…
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Dreaming in Monochrome
Black and white. I like the clear-cut border. Boundaries are safe. Arrogant perhaps, or naïve, to…
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Postpartum 30 – a book review
As a very western Caucasian growing up in Australia, I had never heard of a confinement…
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By the River – a book review
Almost 20 years ago, sitting next to my best friend in a philosophy class in high…
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An uncomfortable uncertainty
She teeters on the precipice, Looking out over the valley of her vulnerabilities. Even from here…
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as gentle as silence
The gentleness is so unassuming it is paradoxically almost violent in the way it takes me…
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Rosewater – a book review
Elsie is struggling to adult in London. She’s a poet, but it’s hard to make that…
A Wigwam for a Goose's Bridle 