Fiction & Poetry

Tell, Don't Show: A Translation from Euripides' Medea

murder, violence, and the power of off-stage action

Jul 19 •

Alcaics; Observations from a Picnic; Gray Rain

melodies in gladness for the light

May 17 •

beware the breezes of love

Horace Odes 1.5

May 10 •

Friday Frivolity no. 34: I Love Lilac

Flower of first love, New England, and Abraham Lincoln

May 3 •

How well night wears her moonocle!

Apr 18 •

lonely upon the ledge of his creation

"The White Swan"; "The Bison"

Mar 15 •

Friday Frivolity no. 14: Daydreaming Bubble

all glittered in a dreamlike profusion

Oct 11, 2024 •

Love pecked a bloodfall in my heart from hopes

Jul 7, 2024 •

Sunrise: a poem

And life is this brief light / traveling to endless night.

Jun 30, 2024 •

a poem for april

Simply to be and to observe is the adventure of a lifetime

Apr 14, 2024 •

Heart-Shaped Bruise

the heart, that wound that never fades nor heals

Mar 24, 2024 •

The Exigencies of Fate

A very short, very silly story

Feb 18, 2024 •

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