FLY
NEWEST FLY
On Taking a Risk
I met a woman while standing in line inside a dispensary She told me she carries a gun in her purse along with the cash needed to fill…
NEWEST FLY
I met a woman while standing in line inside a dispensary She told me she carries a gun in her purse along with the cash needed to fill…
RECENT FLY
1. a clean bill of health the doctor told me to roll onto my side i asked if we could get to know each other first she said…
RECENT FLY
the thin film of my mouth on your cunt in a half-mile high toilet just to keep us going through an invisible security corridor from west to east…
RECENT FLY
I know how you’re reading this. One hand on the phone, one hand on your life like it’s a drink you don’t really like but you already paid…

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Her motivation was simple enough. “Why should the kids get all the presents?” a red-clad woman said as…
Lie to me →No title. No author. Read first; meet the culprit afterward.
I am ashamed of my schism,
my contortionist brain and tongue.
Told status is a ticket to love.
Take hurried notes on how
to be righteous.
Worship Satan at my school.
Eat full-metal propaganda.
I should be enough–one day.
I am a contradiction.
Confess on knee through a beehive
covering your honeycomb profile,
tell the truth
about wearing the Devil's cotton fingers
when I am menstruating.
Only a sociopath could come up with both
invention and condemnation.
Is it always what you say it is,
Father?
I wear a rosary under my shirt;
I like the cold burn.
I’m as invisible as God in a church.
A child. A crime.
Contrition, disclosure, satisfaction.
I am ashamed of my shame.
Coming to terms with gasoline
next to my Mary Janes,
matches nervously scratching.
A chalk border of burns.
Acting as though speech exonerates
my clotted gauze and knotted deeds.
Repeat. Repeat. Repeat after me:
I cannot choose to be the seed
or the poison.
I can choose not to be the harvest.
I think. I think. I think, I stammer
If I am trying to be honest—
Father, you have sinned.
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75 pieces. Nine years of poetry, fiction, art, humor and other things that probably should have been supervised.

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