Ming Smith, America Seen Through Stars and Stripes, New York City, New York Painted, 1976, WikiArt
I’m proud to have five poems appearing in the latest issue of Rawhead Journal.
“there goes the neighborhood”
“exposure therapy” (previously published in Rigorous)
“J.B. explains why he left the rally”
“if her father had but spit in her face…”
“when asked about white feminism”
"Reach out your hand..." is a nonfiction piece which braids Caravaggio's painting The Incredulity of Saint Thomas, Elizabeth Ohlson Wallin's photo The Doubter, sexuality and gender identity, theology, basic survival, and high school hallways, all while Nickel Creek's "Doubting Thomas" plays in the background.
Very proud to have it appear in Southern Humanities Review.
