Tag: identity

• April 7, 2022

  reflections before me

  (ordinary) My Reflection strains against the television’s darkness. Unfocused vision formulates flecks of light, jittering beside the right corner and in the center I appear. Polka dots distinguish themselves as eye-sockets, flesh tones arrange dollops of cream cheeks to break the quasi shadows, visible on screen and nowhere else. In the background another face appears. […]
• December 17, 2020

  Growing Old and Age and Entropy

  Keys left in the lock, location named after its occupant, to expose identity. 3D smelled of wood chips, inscribed on 2D’s door were the words Bridges for Trolls. Keys jangled like a rusted bell as the door opened and revealed the sigh of relief. Losing the mechanism used to unlock self, moments to make the […]
• October 12, 2020

  aver(sion)age

  Biological ramparts furnished a maze with trick mirrors, archetypes formatted to skin sacks stiffened their long faces  And leveraged lips quivering, But a boy brought his stuffed rabbit along, down the hallway, including Tall glass, he dragged his bunny by the ears and mopped the floors clean of dust.  Average, begins the dust bunny tomb. […]