The Antigonish Review: 3 Poems
you are
dying just like me.
Published in TAR’s Spring 2024 issue #216 (late release).
When Flowers Sing: 3 Poems
bursting fat with clustered rage in the late heat of May.
First published in When Flowers Sing: A Poetry Anthology, in Autumn 2024.
Qu: My Sister, the Fire
I wasn’t scared / then / but now I’m a mother / I know / I could / never
First published in Qu: A Contemporary Literary Magazine from Queens University, Charlotte Issue 20, Volume 20, Summer 2024.
Camas: Closing Time
I will remind her of the round fullness coming after, that difference is a measure of joy.
First published in Camas Summer 2024.
Broken Antler Magazine: Chronic Pain as Poacher
Her tracks zig zag like stitches along the skin of the earth. Each hoof pressed like two fingers rutting the ground.
First published in Issue 1 October, 2023 in Broken Antler Magazine.
MER: Following my Daughter Upstream
when the gentle current is pounded into a foaming rage. You foment, you struggle.
First published March 14, 2023 in MER Journal.
Kestrel: Two Poems
the smell of diesel and aged piss when taken together has a certain joie de vivre, a holiness.
First published in issue 49, Summer 2023 of Kestrel.
Berkeley Poetry Review: Hold me in Sleep
undone and redoing at all minutes
First Published in the Made at Home 2022 issue of the Berkeley Poetry Review.
Chestnut Review: Semper Augustus
sacrifice oneself to the antediluvian pull of petaled poetry written with a pen only a creator could fathom
First published in Autumn 2022, Volume 4, Number 2 of Chestnut Review.
California Quarterly: Idyll
My body is a craft of memory, imprinted by generational shifts, not wrought to shuttle armageddon.
First published in Volume 48, Number 3, Autumn 2022 of California Quarterly
The Ekphrastic Review: Albrecht Durer — The Wing of a Blue Roller
A rainbow is rent from the body
First published August 2, 2022 by The Ekphrastic Review.
Feed LitMag: Rising
A house of women basking, baked in wine and smoke.
First published on August 8, 2022 in issue 3.2 of Feed LitMag.
Indianapolis Review: Holding Space
My mother raised me to take what she could not
First published, with audio, by The Indianapolis Review.
LitBreak Magazine Suite: 4 Poems
Who doesn’t have a body full of matchsticks, kindling bits latent under thunder, ready for the dry flash of lightning that will ignite a reckoning blaze, and what is wrong with them?
Jessie’s first published suite of poetry. As seen in Litbreak Magazine May 23, 2022.