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Harder and Other Poems

Pummel nests from limbs and drown the furred things in their dens.

Harvest

Mom could have been an acre away, or doe-still behind the next stalk.

Havana 2012

Havana, Cuba, on the inevitable cusp of change. A photo gallery.

Heart Songs

A dangerous heat came from him, the heat of some interior decay.

Heat

You’ve trained me well in the art of intimate distance. It’s not been easy.

Her Lazy-Brained Boy

The world is a riddle of shape and texture, from sight to smell to sound.

Hermes in West Hollywood

He tries to appear slight in his leather jacket and turbulent jeans.

Highway 67 and Other Poems

I have placed my thoughts for you in a nest of copper shavings.

Holding

A spider drifted down so slowly from the ceiling on a silver thread.

Hoopster

If I weaseled out of Bible study a little early, he’d speed me to the gym.

Hope

Snug in the spell of a cradle rocking, I remember the first time I floated.

Horn Gate and Other Poems

Rays burst from behind the mountain, sweep the broad beach.

Horse & Rider, Part 1

This kind of heart-wrenching love was different from all the others.

Horse & Rider, Part 3

Didn’t you think I’d come after you? Don’t you want to be with me?

Horse & Rider, Part 4

I’m not the girl for anyone. I can’t just go be a wife.

Horse & Rider, Part 5

Eliza Frye

Horse Thief

He calmed the animal with song while loosening the slipknot.

Hospital

Life has never been in remission or rehabilitation. Life doesn’t sing.

How Fish Learned to Sing

It’s impossible to identify where your voice ends and the magnitude begins.

How Sex Feels: A Reverie

He begins to realize that the impossible event may well be about to occur.

How to Defy Gravity

“I know I am disabled. Technically. But I don’t feel that way.”

How to Lose Everything in Twelve Easy Steps

Wake up drenched in sweat, with fatigue that reaches to your marrow.

How to Read a Poem

My advice would be not to trust. The ocean is just the ocean until I say otherwise.

How We Handle Pain

Lily hated Ray’s cancer. She couldn’t see it or cure it.

How We Handle Pain

Humming

Our hopes swirled around the act of swallowing a teaspoon of yogurt.

Hunger

As soon as I heard his voice, I felt as if a wind had swept through my head.

Hyperobject

I only divine the cat’s location when I hear its small cough.

I Am the Lion Now

Let the squeamish suffer their fear, let them live without really living.

I Believe

We agreed: no hearts, no flowers, just courteous, no-strings sex.