left behind: a poem
not just debris from the storm fallen twigs and forgotten string small dwelling for growing found the ground from its sky-kissed perch oh, to scoop it up to hold this proof to dampen the structure with saltwater tears We are luckily safe after Fridays’ storms but there is…
Posts by Rikki
water me
threads of being curl through every cell of this body arms chest heart opening like a flower crying nectar at the sunrise penetration of light both pleasure and pain
Make your life an altar
A recent zine project hosted by the glitch witch. Lots of magic in here. Much gratitude.
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where do you see reflections of yourself?
Feet pull me out the door And wind runs fingers through my hair It’s familiar: this soft, electric air between the storms Damp earth sinks beneath me I fall into lush moss and vibrant greens alive with rain I see myself here reflected back by tree roots…
loving gaze
Where it began: stilt houses Skeletal remains emerging from algae-green pools Awe blooming at heart level for faded places, forgotten I whisper “thank you for open eyes” now I lovingly see crooked barns crumbling factories boarded-up businesses debris piles left behind wild-torn houses…
I just did something I’ve never done: wrote and finished a fiction story. I could cry.
What are we making today?