Questions I’ve Always Been Too Afraid To Ask My Mother

1. Have you ever looked in a mirror and seen someone besides yourself? 2. Do you consider it postpartum if you still can’t bond with your children? 3. Are you mad because I don’t have your grandmother’s eyes? Something of your family to recognize, when you cannot identify fragments of fractured being, though you know… Continue reading Questions I’ve Always Been Too Afraid To Ask My Mother

A Poem about Love Without the Baggage of a Love Poem

If we are writing love poems, do they include the way forgiveness is not found in a mouth? But in gestures that are exclusionary of lips. I want to know where it is that I redeem myself in a love poem, or in a lover, or in love itself. Can I dedicate a love poem… Continue reading A Poem about Love Without the Baggage of a Love Poem