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2024

• dislocation in Blood Orange  (January 2024)
  "for a city where I can't survive"
  (read about dislocation's publication journey)
  
  

2023

• haunted house in Disabled Tales  (October 2023)
  we miss/ our bodies in the city
  ("haunted house" originally appeared in you are here (2021).) .
  
  
• Changeling Child, Or: The Oak King's Champion Rescues a Baby from a Hot Car in Not One Of Us  (October 2023)
  Everyone knows what it means/ when a mortal mother leaves her child alone/ with an oak leaf in his left hand. .
  
  
• Down by the River, Dreaming in Disabled Tales  (September 2023)
  our tails split into two/ unsteady legs;/ dislocated, we crawled onto the rocky shore.
  
  
• ~if the sky can crack~ in Archive of the Odd  (July 2023)
  I know you're not supposed to eat faerie food so I packed protien bars and a water bottle.

2022

• Annotated Bibliography of a Haunting in Voidspace  (July 2022)
  "I am telling you a story./ I am telling you the truth."
  ("Annotated Bibliography of a Haunting" is an updated version of "I don't want to write poetry…" (2018).)

2021

• Shabbos Girlfriend in Strange Fire: Jewish Voices from the Pandemic  (June 2021)
  "my Shabbos girlfriend arrives/ … crowned in the last raws of sunset gold/ and the light of the first stars"
  


• haunted house in You Are Here: Bodies & Politics  (June 2021)
  "this ghost and me,/ we're both mourning the same thing"


• Janet's Song in Corvid Queen  (April 2021)
  "I am no beauty/ but I can hold on to what I want with both hands."
  
  
• Summer Court Love Story in Liminality  (March 2021)
  "I want the flavor of ice cream/ that tastes like his kiss."
  


• 東京百景: One Hundred Views of Tokyo in Second Chance Lit  (January 2021)
  "It’s hard to find empty space in a city... but the streets unfolded for me."
  (content notes: parental death)
  "One Hundred Views of Tokyo" is a 2022 Best of the Net finalist.

2020

• The Believers in Strange Horizons  (December 2020)
  "When the lights first appeared in the sky/ we called them angels."
  "The Believers" is a 2021 Rhysling Award nominee.
  


• Kings & Queens of Narnia in Microverses  (September 2020)
  "it doesn’t take much/ to make yourself disappear through a magic door."
  "Kings & Queens of Narnia" is a 2021 Rhysling Award nominee.
  


• Edith in Microverses  (September 2020)
  "let me be salt"
  

2019 & earlier

• "I don't want to write poetry..."  (March 2018)
  "I don’t want to write poetry/ about girls turning into birds/ or boys disappearing through magic doors."
  (content notes: gaslighting, emotional abuse, self-injury, disordered eating)


• Civilian Casualties for The Real LJ Idol  (May 2013)
  "You never forget your first civilian casualty."
  (content notes: fantasy violence, death, moral injury/PTSD)