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Narrative 10

I simply wrapped my arms around Maxey and held on for dear life.

Narrative 10

The Great Gatsby had an awful, detrimental effect on me.

Narrative 10

Best part of the day? The part when I come up with an idea for a cartoon.

Narrative 10

Love is not something you wait for passively, but a practice.

Narrative 10

I don’t own a smartphone and never will. I’ve never sent a text.

Narrative 10

Love’s not all that fun, but it saves you. And you should be saved.

Narrative 10

One of my stories was rejected by a journal as “theatrical and self-limiting.”

Narrative 10

Neutral Tones

A grin of bitterness swept thereby like an ominous bird a-wing.

Never Say No

If he was going to pick me up, the least he could do was look at me.

New Year’s Day, 2023

Some goals: stop buying jeans. Stop being angry at mom/dad/sister.

New York City

Night Glow

Dad was blind until six months ago, when he bumped his head in the fire.

Night Moves

Even then (Colin remembers now), it felt like the end of something.

Night Talks

i stored away in my mama’s empty perfume bottles smells and stories

Nighthawk: Recollections of a Lost Time

Insomnia! There is a sickly romance to the affliction—initially.

Nightstands

She had not anticipated that the nightstands would be an issue.

No Place for You, My Love

North to Natoma and Other Poems

It’s been months, and the fields are good for nothing but night talks.

Notes from a Breakup: A Field Guide through Heartbreak

“Why do we always fight,” he finally said, his voice quiet, resigned.

Nothing More

This is all there is. Nothing else. No heaven and no hell, okay?

Nothing of Consequence

The women wanted signs of regret, but she was straight shouldered.

Nurse Lynn Speaks Her Thoughts to the Wind

It’s true, I killed my husband. I had my reasons. He was a hunter on the trail.

Obit

The Village wasn’t really a village. No walnut trees. Just cut flowers.

Object Permanence and Other Poems

The end’s already in motion, the end was starting this whole time.

Objects of Desire

Xin Bao had gotten drunk and stolen a hyacinth macaw.

Occult Power of the Alphabet

The letters combine into words that resurrect the beloved every time.

Ode to Repetition

She’s not the same, her body more naked in its aging, its disorder.

Of Blood and Stem

If I had known I would have saved the abacus from the fire.

Of Kin and Kind

Having a sister or a friend is like sitting at night in a lighted house.