How the Strands Sing

The body teeters on a fulcrum, one base pair away from disaster.



Everywhere

We know our place and keep to it. We believe our place to be all places. We find the crack like water. We crawl. We beg. We scream. We tapdance. We sing. We sing. We sing.




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A cloudy sky over the ocean with some rocks moving toward the horizon and a hazy full moon.

The Ocean

Symbol-sick, a girl in girl heaven / kissed a girl on a zebra-print couch, reanimating herself into a person.


Brown sand under dark blue, star-filled sky during night time in West Texas. There are lights glowing under the horizon.

Roadside Attraction

Standing on the deck feels like being at the edge of an empty picture frame, or on a stage upon which a show might be performed—or might not be, depending on your luck.


Image shows a close view of the dark grey tail of a whale rising out of the ocean, water pouring from the fins. A sunset illuminates the image with orange light from the right corner of the image, shining from behind a tall mountain range on the land in the background. The water is dark and peaked in waves.

Residual

I wonder if they / roll a little deeper in the kelp, / frolic a little harder on the rocks


A grayscale photo of an angel statue. The stone is jagged, worn in places, and the angel's arms are extended slightly; in them are some kind of cloth or garment, also stone. Photo is by Ana Bórquez on Unsplash.

C’est La Vie

First fell the angels.
Second fell their father.