It has nothing to do with salt—
The tick bites down on Harriet’s neck.
If I flew a sign for my daily bread, I’d work...
Living inside a battered paper cup I dance for the sake...
One night, a long time ago, I lay half asleep in...
No, don’t tell me this vignette is finally over
While manly jaws masticate shiny sandwiches Shovel whatever tends to be...
Get a dog. Walk twice daily. Dread its passing. With writing,...
I can see a mouth open in a hole under the...
There is no smell left in the living room and that’s...
The Maybe Baby will be a masterpiece of conceptual art, so say...
Monday. Much trust in irrigation. Rain on the streets. Inside, couches