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Saint Consequence

Now the scalpel is slippery; how will I know where to make the cuts?

Samaritan

Throwing the El Camino into drive, he roared down the mountain road.

Scars

Sometimes in sunlight the scar shines, skin smooth and tight.

Second First Night

She alone knew how he could be swept up, tender interior laid bare.

Self-Portrait With & Without

You have to be three times better than the white kids, at everything.

Seroconversion

there was a boy made of bad teeth & a boy made of stale bread

Sex & Love &

Sex is the closest we can come to touching where touch resides.

Shadow in My Bed

Eyes wide open, I offer myself to a new boy and watch him grow.

Shallow Sea

“Dorm whores” his roommate calls them. They come for the booze.

She Was Beautiful

Her hips, her pelvis, broke free of concerns. His eyes hovered.

Shorty’s Paradise

The most arcane sexual practices could arouse me from my torpor.

Silk & Silk

She was the idiot who fell in love with some high-class gigolo.

Sin Vergüenza

He felt desperate for the rains, mosquitoes be damned.

Sledding

The thing was, I didn’t care what I ate in front of a woman. Every day, I told her things I would have been too embarrassed to tell anyone else.

Slow Dance

Your hands along her spine. Her hips unfolding like a cotton napkin.

Smoke Days

Teddy, the new sous chef, is on fire again. It’s the second time in a week. I make a silent promise to myself never to have sex on a beach, not even with Ryan Gosling.

Spell

Collage what we can, form fractured and repaired, blend of is and isn’t.

Star of Color Theory

I was a darling without even trying, kerchief and dungarees.

Strangers

It was half the Spanish he knew—stop, I have a shotgun.

Strata

Truth, it seems, spills from movies and sitcoms in the wires’ wake.

Sunday Night in the Convent

Years after the Sisters of the Holy Names left you unlock the door.

Superwhite and Other Poems

There was a fish. And then there was the consciousness of robots.

Switch

Ghost still pace Georgia, hungry for babies, for husbands.

Syrinx and Other Poems

They need to be named, loved, then unnamed to be seen once more.

Target Fixation

I grip the handlebar and pin my eyes shut, waiting for the inevitable crash.

Teenage Riot and Other Poems

I’m trying to manage my dumb-dumb time machine brain and be here.

Telepathic Message in Time of Crisis

From the roof, my husband observed daily a man and a woman having sex.

Tell Me in Italian

She pulls quickly on her cigarette and blows it at me through the phone.

That Final Paper You Want from Me

The consensus was that all the great writers drank way too much.

The Accommodation

It was a Tuesday, so they made love. She thought it was a fair compromise.