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Her Mother’s Spoons

Jealous of objects, that’s what grief makes you.

Aug 6, 2021
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The Moon and What You Get Back

She tells me our tip percentage is all about our mindset, even though people don’t tip well at brunch.

Jul 30, 2021
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After the Diversity Panel

Had we been diverse enough? Had we changed hearts, minds, and souls? Had we been . . . truthful?

Jul 9, 2021
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What Happens to Little Girls

“Something in the hole grabs back. Something that doesn’t give up. Something with fingers and nails just like mine.”

Jun 11, 2021
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Fifty Last Dates

Back then I genuinely believed that every next man was the last one.

Jun 4, 2021
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Before the Cure

He’d seen himself as something different then: greater than he was, more worthy of acclaim.

Nov 13, 2020
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For As Long As Turtles Live

Our relationship might crack as we build two babies, but turtles don’t rush.

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Low-Flying Children

The Green Man dreams that one day he will throw away the flag and depart for home in a bug-free rocket ship. But not before the children grow up, walk instead of fly.

May 29, 2020
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Lepidoptera

Her family had no wings, only legs that could traverse blocks at street level, where no one was allowed since the Sickness.

Apr 17, 2020
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AREA CANNIBALESS

Some just want a lick of fame, prostrate at my feet with their sweaty headshots, as if I am the one to save them.

Mar 20, 2020