Bury me in that red-rocks desert, Where the lilies don’t grow And the mountains cast a shadow On […]
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It feels like every poem I’ve ever written has, in some way or another, been about spring. Ironically, […]
In the rain, we have potential –It’s where all things come to take root– while running water, rings […]
This time of year, I think of the mornings when I wake up next to you. The sun […]
The sun set, my skin burnt red, the beetles had gone from my brain. A porch light turns […]
can i be the bud of a new leaf still curled inwards on the branches of a tree […]
after “Looking for Ram, Looking for Allah” by Manash Firaq Bhattacharjee Thousands of lifetimes ago, I was named […]
i am laying in the grass and thinking about the simplest of things: a ladybug in my palm—the […]
after you passed, i listened to this one song by the microphones a lot.
Dear reader, ahead of you lies a story littered with death—that of people, of land, of hope, of resistance, and empire. Which deaths you encounter depend on the choices you make. Your choices are, of course, the means to the ends you desire. So choose wisely.
If you were hungry enough, you would bite your own foot off. Chew through the bone, leave your severed foot limp in your stomach like nothing had happened. You would sustain yourself.
From masterdocs listing lesbians to colourful hook-up maps, university town lesbians have repeated a historical mantra; when you lack a third space, go to third base.
There’s a line in The Princess and the Frog that says “the quickest way to a man’s heart is through his stomach,” which is a sentiment that only feels like it becomes increasingly true as I get older.
by jahna bird
consider:
love as a butch
who makes everything
easy.
In the final act of Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus, the titular character kills the two men who perpetrated the rape and mutilation of his daughter.
R – robot, n
: a machine that resembles a living creature in being capable of moving independently (as by walking or rolling on wheels) and performing complex actions (such as grasping and moving objects)
If you want to feel beyond human capability. Sink your teeth in. Tear at the flesh of another. Let the blood mix with the salt water. Find the liver.