Two poems of mine included in an anthology, The Long COVID Reader, detailing our experience with this wretched illness. 

The Long COVID Reader

Satirical, eco-critical poem about crows and western science's reductive view of nature. 

What Crows Think of Us

Eco-critical poem, examining our tenuous relationship to nature, and imagining a more expansive way of viewing it. 

Poem about the deaths in the wild that feed new lives. And our relationship to it. 

A poem exploring the cruelty of anti-homelessness violence. 

A poem about my best friend, Boris, my giant chihuahua, and the cagey comfort he brings me while bedbound with Long COVID.

Poem about the beauty of the natural world. 

Poem about the mystery and beauty of the natural world. 

Poem examining ableism and its role in magnifying the impact of the pandemic. 

Poem detailing the compounding trauma of ableism for those with Long COVID in an unending pandemic. 

Poem exploring the oppressiveness of ableism and imaging a world of collective liberation. 

Poem depicting the trauma of Long COVID and its harsh daily struggles. 

Poem honoring the beauty of the natural world. Specifically, a sunset I shared with hundreds of red-winged blackbirds. 