A Categories Poetry August, 2016 Aunt Laura, Where’d You Go? I sit at the edge of my driveway drinking an apple juicebox, staring at my purple toenails. I’m eighteen but parts of me have never..
F Categories Poetry August, 2016 Family History Born 1931 Here, by afternoon the sun slants down like candelabra; heart of mangoes shimmied fairy dust on her back. My grandmother picks the thumba..
A Categories Poetry July, 2016 At the Bar I sat at the bar between two men ones ear had recently been cut off he still wore the bandages and the other had one..
N Categories Poetry July, 2016 Near Metro Station A water tank for Allauddin Khilji now stinks of affluence- melts old in new. Memory snakes in through these yellow tunnels like a ghost in..
T Categories Poetry June, 2016 The Rights of the Dying I see that everything you’ve done is gentle. Let me die gently. Let me breathe a long cotton breath and be done with it. Don’t..
T Categories Poetry June, 2016 The Night Lou Reed Died Dreams to live to die by sometimes shuddering our way home whilst we tried to recall our listless motivations