Poetry:

in reverse chronological order

the Life of Cold

A Bad Week

Solitary Holiday

Us, Outside.

[Saint Josephine expired today]

In Soil

[A tranquil bird]

[You're eighteen]

[A weight drawn tight]

[I'm so glad that you are dead]

The Illness Lair

[The children]

Cat in the Attic

[When I was a boy]

[Last night]

[A uniform reaction]

Ability

[There is a rushing in my mouth]

An Elegy to our Ennui

In A Sea

Thank You

[You can be careful with complacency]

[A taste not unlike acetylene]

Not Having Been an Internist

Pilgrimism, or the Exploration of a Murder

Nobodys at the End of the Hall

[Oh come away with something]

[I go often, to the bank, you know]

[simply put]

an amalgam

a shrivled thing unravels

[a nightshade curtian of sweetest sorrow]

["I've flown"] - a punctuation heavy poem

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