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Stuck Out the Back
A counter-field poem: a glimpse behind the butcher’s door, a hand caught, a face unmoving, silence closing in.
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Survival is Order
An Orwellian system-voice poem: doctrine declares survival through hierarchy, order, obedience — chaos is death.
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In Denpasar
A fractured poem: memory splinters in a hotel dining room, voices overlapping until they can’t be separated.
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Holding Pattern
A hospital-series prose piece: a plane circles, fuel leaking, landing uncertain — waiting suspended in air.
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The Sun
A mythic poem of persistence: beneath the unrelenting sun, strength presses against what will not move.
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The Last Sound
A prose-poem imagining the world’s quiet unravelling, where even memory and love dissolve into air.
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Predawn Rowers
An observational prose poem: ferries, birds, and rowers moving in rhythm with the coming light.
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Controlled Descent
A reflective flash piece: holding on as alarms blare, memories burn, and blue earth rises through the viewport.
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Forget-Me-Not
A memory-poem of erasure and return: a journal unreadable, a flower pressed flat, the eye of Ophelia.
