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Relationshipsexpand_moreThe baby in her belly is not a sibling, will never be their playmate.
Maybe that’s what she feels, not stranded, but suspended in time.
To keep the baby safe, we sealed the house as if against bad weather.
We’re phosphorus, we’re this glowing rock under UV light in the mineral shed.
I confessed to loving another man, streetlamp sequin on a rain puddle. Later, in sleep, your arms opened to me. Mid-snore compromise.
If you play, decide three things: the rules, stakes, and quitting time.
There are certain defects which well mounted glitter like virtue itself.
Mentors can suggest to you what more you are capable of.
I returned to research a history we’d only known through stories.
The tall, flashing curtains of glass keep them a breath’s thickness apart.
All that existed was Louisa’s beauty—or Khin’s refashioning of it.
If the kind hearts had fat purses, how much better everything would go!
Sometimes you weren’t a good daughter, the mother says.
She wags her index finger so furiously that I’m certain it will snap off.
Men can’t sense like that. Or won’t. Even a father don’t dare get that close.
Heaven preserve me from the Epidemic of a Proud Ignorance!
I watched to see how the others lived, not knowing I was the Other.
My wife had time to form a thought: I have killed my daughter.
He would sneak into my room, we would have sex, he would sneak out.
I must never go to the garden without a heavy stick or a corn-knife.
Try never to repeat rhymes, not once in an entire show. It tires the ear.
She knew Jim would be a terrible husband. They’d murder each other.
The graffiti suggests the most essential story of New Haven.
Just sugar cubes and a crop for you. Salt licks to smart the tongue.
Standing there in our small shadows, we discuss the ways of the dead.
The women wanted signs of regret, but she was straight shouldered.
The Village wasn’t really a village. No walnut trees. Just cut flowers.
Once upon a time, a couple wandered in a glass forest, hand in hand.