An essay about being in the middle of remembering yourself while navigating divorce and heartbreak.

Four found poems that were rejected by the online poetry journal Heron Tree…the two that were accepted will be shared when they are featured on Heron Tree in the next month.

This poem is an example of Found Poetry, deconstructing Elizabeth Bishop’s poem The Fish. Found Poetry takes writings that already exist…anything from other poems, to articles to speeches or letters and refashions them. A true found poem leaves the words of the writing as they are.

A gentle nudge from three writers and a prophet.

“ANYTHING will burn with enough gasoline and dynamite.” -Robert Heinlein

Even white supremacy, heteronormativity, cisnormativity, ableism, weight stigma, the patriarchy…

A tiny essay, otherwise known as a poem.

A photo essay exploring the world through a bee’s-eye view.

What it can mean to occupy the liminal space.