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Stops and Starts

Weird that yellow’s the color of cowardice when the sun never runs.

Strangers

No one is dead, but you should come back. See what’s become of us.

Strangers

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

Street Haunting: A London Adventure

No one perhaps has ever felt passionately towards a pencil.

Strip Job

This is a place where young girls are butchered in old-time songs.

Suitors

What was she thinking, driving alone to see a man she’d never met?

Suitors Know Best and Other Poems

I stuff cotton in my ears, bits of bird’s nest, anything to stop all that talk.

Sundowning

Superhero

Cassandra blared Puccini and Eminem so she would not pray.

Superwhite and Other Poems

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

Suspended

For the first two months of class, Toby did barely any writing at all.

Suspicious Minds

The first time we were alone, I knew it before he even told me.

Sweat Angels

Sweat Angels

Put yourself in bad positions, they’ll remind us. Address your weaknesses.

Sympathy

She was thinking about what she would say when the time came.

Symptoms of Optimism

If I’ve told you once, I’ve told you time is a language I don’t speak.

Take It on a Wing

Window widows we were once, like lonely oil spilled on sullied beaches.

Takes Enemy

Takotsubo Syndrome

I thought that proved he blamed me. I thought they all did.

Talinda

“Aren’t you full of surprises,” Talinda would have said. If she had known.

Target Fixation

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

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.

Terminal Depression: Is It Just Me?

I want to dispute that depression is by definition pathological.

Testament

The ego with which we began filters away as love accumulates below.

Thanks

we are saying thank you in doorways and in the backs of cars

That Magnificent Part the Chorus Does about Tragedy

I was once very brave. Once I was very brave. I was very brave once.

That Summer, with Horses

My father was at an awful disadvantage in a sport where cunning is a virtue.

The Accommodation

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

The Afterlife

Sometimes the phone would ring and ring, and I’d go answer. It was him.