Birthday candles

I used to think my body was a minefield for dead and dying things, that my skin could only push up black war heads promising to blow me to smithereens, that I had an oil leak determined to sludge over what I dared to call a body until… Until the night she said: these marks... Continue Reading →

Father figures

I figured out that my father was not a father figure when I was only three. It’s funny how counting is one of the first things that teachers teach. My father was a teacher and he taught me in beatings.

A death march for the living

Wedding vows mean nothing if there is no one at the altar. No amount of flowers, placed on the floor of the church, can make this a wedding if there is no bride. I am at the altar. I am alone. Ring the bells and let’s call it a funeral. A death march at least... Continue Reading →

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