my friends and i are ghosts, but we're ghosts together"deep breaths taken in twofold, I am learning what it is like again to trust."
poetry
existential
friendship
E.M. Lark
elliot, 27, they/them. writer in socal. also edits, also does theatre, also hoards books like aziraphale.
CA, United States
Selected work (14 publications)
The Scapegoat"How do you love without crushin’ somebody’s bones?"
grief
hybrid
form poetry
Flash fiction
script
hair-story: a breakdown on breakdowns"While on the Brooklyn-bound Q train, you have the realization that you, as you are right now, can do whatever you want with your body. With your life. With your hair, even--"
cnf
coming of age
mental health
gender dysphoria
the furies (or: for the teenage girl i left behind, but stayed right next to me)"hell hath no fury like the teenage girl who was never really a teenage girl."
prose poetry
gender