Megan Febuary December 17, 2021 In The Memoir Class Megan Febuary December 17, 2021 We’re women long past middle age,come to reveal our old stories,deciding how to use the page
Megan Febuary December 17, 2021 She's On Fire Megan Febuary December 17, 2021 I see you Phoenix girlHair downFace in the sun
Megan Febuary December 17, 2021 Jigsaw Megan Febuary December 17, 2021 There'll be nofolding, spindling, mutilatingof this woman anymore.
Megan Febuary December 17, 2021 Domestic Daughter Megan Febuary December 17, 2021 The stars are not hereditary. There was once a prismand drawn in her, the mystic legend of the hore.
Megan Febuary December 15, 2021 To Write Something Down Megan Febuary December 15, 2021 There. There it is. My thought, My secret,
Megan Febuary November 26, 2021 Weakness Is My Superpower Megan Febuary November 26, 2021 Tap, tap, tap dancing to the beat of what I should be,I could be more confident if I wasn’t so afraid to shine.I am broken in several areas,
Megan Febuary November 26, 2021 Calabacitas Megan Febuary November 26, 2021 Remember your culturekeep it close likethe passed down recipe
Megan Febuary November 26, 2021 Homeless Megan Febuary November 26, 2021 Homelessas a realityAs an innocent teenagerEvicted onto the streets
Megan Febuary November 25, 2021 You there, weaving the sky threading trees to trees Megan Febuary November 25, 2021 spin the invisiblebring shape to lifedot to dot
Megan Febuary November 24, 2021 Reproductive Counseling Megan Febuary November 24, 2021 when you die you can put your ashes inside meI am used to being a home for the dead.
Megan Febuary November 23, 2021 On Geysers Megan Febuary November 23, 2021 i’ve seen three geysers eruptone in reykjavik, the backdrop a glacial terrainanother in Yellowstone, that faithful onethe third came from my mother’s gut
Megan Febuary November 22, 2021 Not All Mean Megan Febuary November 22, 2021 I dig for shelterin a homespunendometrial layer
Megan Febuary November 18, 2021 On Returning From Leave Megan Febuary November 18, 2021 maybe she doesn’t have the fire today.maybe she couldn’t always persist.
Megan Febuary November 10, 2021 Miscarriage Megan Febuary November 10, 2021 “can you look at it” i asked,without meaningto say those words
Megan Febuary November 8, 2021 A Daughter's Lament Megan Febuary November 8, 2021 On Friday’s I searchFor your face in mirrors,visiting bars soft lit by streams ofsapphire bulbs; by eight-o’clock
Megan Febuary October 27, 2021 Interstate 695 Megan Febuary October 27, 2021 "I'll never drive on that road again," she said,as if it was the road who killed himwith her tempting curvesand shimmery guardrail waistband.
Megan Febuary October 26, 2021 Pastel Projection Megan Febuary October 26, 2021 I asked to keepthe lights off—and in the pitch blackyou pulled me in
Guest User January 12, 2021 For My Rapist | What He Taught Me Guest User January 12, 2021 He taught me how to fear. I’d rather live with my eyes shut than be blinded by the light.
Guest User September 29, 2020 Hazard Guest User September 29, 2020 I’m hurricane and typhoontidal wave and slipped fault lines
Guest User September 15, 2020 Denying the Obvious Guest User September 15, 2020 I have never seen a black man cryUntil You
