Yearly Archives: 2025

A Morning Run into Fear

I enjoyed running in the rain because it meant I'd be alone, and I loved the feel of cool raindrops hitting my face and body.

How I’d Spin It

The day had begun with an inability to sleep, a pattern that had developed over the few days since Dave’s suicide. Dave’s suicide. This actually happened.

The Witch’s Bridle

Scot seems to recognize that the tall tale is actually an instruction for controlling and disciplining women. Bridle the woman before she bridles you. Violate the woman before she violates you.

City Girls

The grasses are so tall that the kids, following him in a single-file line, almost disappear behind him, as if the prairie is swallowing them up, one by one.

Another One of My Overdoses

Steve eventually dated the pregnant pizza waitress but after she had the baby, and that ended terribly.  Steve was morose for weeks.

Run

Somewhere along the line, the sun stopped being the beautiful, picturesque image of sunsets, sunrise, warmth on my face. The sun became harsh.

I Wasn’t Moving For My Kids

“I don’t have any kids,” I responded, then proceeded to turn away from her. Had she even considered the possibility I was moving for another reason?

India

India is still a functioning democracy, backsliding like everyone else, and Modi has just won his third consecutive five-year term.

Panic at the Ketamine Clinic

When the Ketamine wore off an hour later, my head was bowling-ball heavy. Slowly my mind and body reconnected.

A Fetus for A Fetus

Chances are someone you know, like me, has had an abortion.

Bridge Song

Gephyrophobia (noun) (ja-firo-fobia): 1. Fear of driving over bridges, eliciting symptoms of panic. Prevalence unknown, but thought to be common. 

Beyond Grammar

This is the first day of September. She lies newly within the earth—missed beyond repair, beyond all grammar.
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