How your body can stay very still while your mind climbs out through the ceiling.

It was him who decided the consequences. These consequences still live in my body.

With a soul, we are about 8 degrees warmer / than without one.

i name a thing & occupy its territory. i hear / glory, is to kill this image with the sound of hooves

Those stories of activists remain / stories, leaving me to wonder / if wings are quixotic things that only get you pinned

Be grateful inside the storm. You are our perfect audience. You are flesh blended into machinery.

Earth pocked by shrapnel / and fallen fruit. Heavy trees, intent / on still giving.

I gather that I must have descended from lesbians; fated for an existence of a certain longing only known to lullabies trembling over oceans.

cratered once-oceans / looping the lunar / phases, playing our faces / on shuffle, no [[ agents ]] to label us / illegal

Dainty was she, with pistols and desert roses / in the dune mosques of the Sahel that foretold her safeness.

What are the micro-decisions and actions that you’ve taken to fight against unjust systems?

Sometimes we cried from exhaustion, the unknowns of the pandemic, and the suffocating feeling of loving a person so much you wanted to climb into their mouth.

You had no intention of ringing the bell, acting as if nothing had happened, as if five years were enough time to fill the emptiness she left behind.

"My approach draws from the Chinese zhiguai tradition, the genre of ‘strange tales’ that cannot be translated directly through the lens of horror."

"My practice is rooted in the veneration of narratives as the truest markers of ancestry and lineage."