CTSD What’s PTSD that you are currently living? CTSD The trauma you’re currently facing Your will the state keeps breaking Like snapping beans Or chicken necks Human beings focused on daily survival Not living Making it through day by day While others plan a vacation Survival is the vocation Of the oppressed Full time —… Continue reading 8/14/25 poetry roundup
Tyrants and Collaborators
I don’t understand the lack of urgency in this genocide. Countries are careful not to be “too quick” to call it a genocide. War crimes, “sure,” they say, breaches of international laws, “yeah, maybe,” but genocide, they won’t say. Perhaps because that would mean they HAVE to act. And act in a substantive manner. Currently,… Continue reading Tyrants and Collaborators
Update on mail
Don’t write my “friend” TG. I don’t fuck with him anymore. Someone wrote him because of the posted art, and he made a really disgusting, derogatory comment because they’re queer, and he knows who I am, and he knows I don’t fuck with that, but he didn’t want to take it back. So yeah, fuck… Continue reading Update on mail
Top 3 summer reading recommendations
Theory/Study books Trans Femme Futures, Nat Raha, Mijke van Der Drift So this is my #1 2025 hole time book recommendation. This book is immaculately written and researched. It focuses on trans/queer abolitionist thinking, theorizing, and worldmaking together. It redefines femme and understanding transness and queerness less about identity and seeking inclusion or visibility, but rather… Continue reading Top 3 summer reading recommendations
Black August
Black August starts soon. Usually I have others to participate with me, but since I don’t, I’m calling on those of you out there to get together in your cohorts, do 100 of something everyday with me for the month of August, and tell me how its going for you. Burpees, push-ups, sit-ups, a mile… Continue reading Black August
Sketchbook pages #2
7/2/25 poetry roundup
I know pride month is over, but EVERY month is pride month, and every day is an awesome day to take pride in our personhood and our right to BE. A bit of backstory, I took inspiration from sibling (what I’m starting to call my supporters) Andy from Ohio, who once wrote to me about… Continue reading 7/2/25 poetry roundup