Poetry

Barren Magazine: “What I Mean when I Say I’m Sad“

Bodega: “Gratitude for the way we make it work“

The Cerurove: “a note on freedom,” “after the state sends its thoughts & prayers & condolences,” “field son witnesses reunion“

Cosmonauts Ave: “anechoic in gravity’s silk: a cento,” “field son survives the wilderness in eight parts: an ekphrasis“

CrayfishMag: “Good Run,” “Recommendation for Fatherhood“

8 Poems Journal: “all on the altar“

Foundry Journal: “The Only Technology Worth Saving is Language,” “Five Questions Interview“

Gordon Square Review: “hymnal“

The Hellebore: “what the bengal tiger said to the black boy“

Hobart: “Nikes for the Next Generation“

The Journal of American Language: “cradlesong,” “The Butterfly“

Kissing Dynamite Poetry: “a body witnesses a body swallow itself“

Longleaf Review: “field son finds a way to make it on this earth,” “Ice loss from Antarctica has sextupled since the 1970s, new research finds”

Nature of Our Times, “Morning Commute, Jennings Fwy S,” “Bison Antiquus“

Occulum: “of eve & adam’s apple: the will & testament“

Parentheses Journal: “Unhinged“

Peach Magazine: “strategies for being remembered”

The Poetry Annals (Anatomy of Desire Anthology): “inheritance,” “what is love but an animal with its face buried deep in the ground?”

Riggwelter Press: “in which america hears me”

Sleeper Service: “body,” “Regarding Compatibility: Three-Hundred Miles from a Home”

The Shallow Ends: “BLUE PLANET“

Soft Cartel: “Elegy #803“

Tinderbox Poetry Journal: “Stay Well Back…Or Risk Certain Death: Giant Waves Slam California Coast“

Tiger Moth Review: “How to Talk About Love at a Time Like This,” “How to Talk About Love at a Time Like This (contributor essay)“

TRACK//FOUR: “field son recalls the way it was when,” “lord, of countin’ balloons are you tired yet?”

Wildness Journal: “To the White Boys who Sang Suwoop as We Passed on a PWI,” “Yellowjacket“

Windfall Room: “Deforestation“

Winter Tangerine: “field son watches his mother,” “what is prayer in a mouth that never spoke arabic?,” “prayer decaying on its way out“