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Ampules in Medias Res
Discarded vials of blue oud and tomato leather left strewn askew                          on the bathroom shelf.  I wonder i...
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Ungulate
I split my fingers across your warm palm to touch you without holding your hand   floating between surface and floor like a whale, knowing balance is temporary,   needing to come up for air some time, not yet, we connected because of our c...
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Strategic Incentive Framework (SIF)
They posted the numbers at 15:15 on Monday afternoon. Not an email. Not a meeting. No Q&A. Just an update to the Strategic Incentive Framework (SIF) everyone already had open—the one that tracked each employee’s value. At 15:16, Lina said, “Anyb...
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In The Interstices
It was the wanting that stunned me,  time that broke me apart,  learning life in the space time gave,  amid what I asked for  and what arrived.  The silence that carried stars,  the echo arriving in memory,  the pl...
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The Sweetness of Forgetting
The sweetness of forgetting comes down to falling in love with you each day all over again. Where lovers converge there is plenty of time. Time doesn’t even come up until the children are safely themselves. It’s always been hard to say why we’re her...
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House That Forgets You
At night the house walks backward through the day. Emails un‑send, mugs climb into cupboards, crumbs knit themselves back into bread. Your chair rises without you. By the time you touch the doorknob, the porch light has already lost your name. In th...
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No More Next Time
Backstage wasn’t actually backstage at Wherever—it was in the back of the room, behind the PA, with the entire bar between green room and microphone. Usually it didn’t matter; the shoulders aren’t packed particularly tight when only 25 people show u...
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If aliens looked at the earth they would see dinosaurs
Chpt 1 - Let’s go back to the video store It was the kind of place you can’t easily find anymore. Which isn’t to say that it doesn’t exist. You have to look for it like a coin that slips down the back of the sofa. That was just the kind of place it ...
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Running Loose
The Rolling Stones were snarling on the car’s eight-track and Wizard was telling a stupid joke when my right front tire left the pavement. We slid off the S-curve and cut into a field of ripe corn like a harvester. Stalks shattered. Leaves whipped t...
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Wineglass, My Attorney
(1.)     Seriously. That was his name. I found him in the Flint Yellow Pages, nearly faded to parchment, hanging on the stained wall by the phone in the holding area. I had to squint at the number in the dimness without my glasses. The con...
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Seeing Emily
Entitled You’d think a ghost who gets free room and board could help out around the house once in a while. But Emily floats through the living room reading A Christmas Carol like an entitled specter. She moans a lot, even when we have company. Which...
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Grackles
Twilight paints sky smoky purple. Grackles pepper this sheet of dusk just above electric lines. Some smear it with their shadow bodies. The ones who land on wires shake them as their toes grasp the tautness, then space themselves like clothespi...
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After Brain Surgery
someone wheeled me into ICU         after they’d opened my brain removed the tumor     there is a clean coldness     to this room the beeps of monitors &n...
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Naiad
For all the kettle's whistling I cannot hear a thing. Too busy swimming in the gulf of having you a little and not at all. Last summer, a riptide carried you out to sea. Who could blame the ocean for wanting you? But I do wonder what happened out th...
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Lovetide
First the tide rushes in Plants a kiss on the shore  from Ebbtide, Writer/s: Carl Sigman, Robert Maxwell   How glad I am today, awakened first to see you, feel your warmth so near as the sky pulls the sun over the horizon. A golden tide &n...
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