we pickle turnips
we pickle turnips
generously, so that we are
never left without
.
20230208:2032
y
we pickle turnips
generously, so that we are
never left without
.
20230208:2032
y
when we cross paths, the
recognition will not be
instantaneous –
more felt, less remembrance, waiting
for the joy or pain to subside
.
20230207:1941
y
autumn in new york
or copenhagen, locking
in summer’s last shades
.
20230206:2057
y
getting out of the
city looks like a day trip
off the island or
stepping inside someone else’s
dreamscape, unnamed entities
.
20230205:2106
y
great-grandmother hand-
bound exquisite swatchbooks for
the village. we took
it for granted, stashing them
until they slipped through our hands
.
20230204:1944
y
mama’s gift
that keeps
on giving –
a box of
japanese dried
anchovies – for
every dish,
every occasion,
ready to be
crunched,
not counted
.
20230203:1714
y
things are less prickly
than we imagine them to
be – gifting cacti
.
20230202:2214
y
a new month arrives
without a stir, february,
donning rabbits’ feet
.
20230201:2300
y
maybe symmetry
is overrated, we lie
awake at night,
counting the minutes
up and down the
hours, dreaming
of a balanced diet
.
20230131:2021
y
even as we branch
out, we will revisit our
roots, yearn for something
we have long forgotten, can
no longer feel the contours of
.
20230130:2048
y