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Dec 61 min read
Post Anthropocene
Can we imagine such emptiness? Such quiet. Every bit of us, gone: the jackal-mouthed and gospel-wild, razor wire keeping out the...
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Oct 281 min read
North
I can’t recline the driver’s seat so I sit straight-backed like a guru, crack a window the air fresh as a silver needle. I’m past the...
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Aug 171 min read
Old Black Water
Suzie, I want to tell you how frequently I pass the apartment behind the supermarket where we street-danced to the Doobie Brothers, light...
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dionoreilly
Aug 151 min read
First Boyfriend
for BB We knew which hills to climb, which waves to take us, which sands to bask in, which cars to steal, which church box to jimmy to...
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dionoreilly
Aug 151 min read
But Also
The lavish throat of a hummingbird as it ravishes a penstemon and low tide in evening, breathing like a somnambulant beast, but also,...
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Jul 11, 20231 min read
My Father’s Death Room
Gone the old ogre jaw, the wide churn of brow, his face, smooth, petal-like, helpless as a newborn. I straighten the fallen head, wipe a...
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dionoreilly
Jul 11, 20231 min read
Nasturtiums
I Then the ground was lit by a sprawl of them— lily pad leaves, spiced, sticky bloom, a flame rushing the field. II Then at home, a spark...
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