The Lies We Uncover in the Telephone Wires
what secrets
do the telephone wires know about you that i don’t?
they hang heavy like drapes
drooping under the weight of my suspicions
whose voice is on the other end?
Homecoming
Let moss grow in place of my nail beds
Let roots intertwine into the scalp of my hair
In the spring
May buds bloom from my eyelids
A Metaphor For Depression
On rainy days
All I want is to see clearly
Water droplets cling to my window screen
I Am Who I Love
If I am who I love
I hope I am my mother’s empathy
Warm and inviting
Crinkled around the corners from nights spent laughing around dinner tables
For My Nana
September 4, the anniversary of my nana’s death. I wrote this poem in her memory. I miss her deeply and love her even more.