Poems

“is that winter or a garden” and “is that fall or a conclusion” — Cobra Milk

“let the word” — The Other Side of Hope

“eulogy for home” — The Penguin Book of Poems on the Indian City

“semantics” — Discount Guillotine

“a poem is a myth” — Heaven Replied, Renascence Books

“mone hocche na nei” — Safe Word!, Place to Scream

“How do you tell an impossible story?,”“Discourse on —” and “create timeline in your head:,”— Ludd Gang

“zoom interview” — Noir Sauna

“Who or what is trying to kill you?” — The Poetry Project

“bordering processes,” “What does it mean to remember something?” and “I’m Using You to Get Published” — Tagvverk

“a road trip, or a series of fights” and “a road trip, or a series of fights” — Anthropocene

“Describe a morning you woke without fear.” and “is that summer or a palindrome” — Works and Days, Beautiful Days Press

“Land” — Southword 45, Munster Literature Centre

“How to Write About the ROAD” and “What would it feel like to die for language?” — Ballast

“Tell me what you know about dismemberment.” — Bangalore Review

“[it]’s not life, [it]’s writing” — Away With Words: Volume 5, Toothgrinder

“jani dekha hobe” — The Daily Star

“landscape with sex and violence” — SARKA

“Where did you come from/ how did you arrive?” — La Piccioletta Barca

“elegy for gas station,” “a road trip, or a series of fights,” “is that spring or a noose,” and “How will you begin?” — Goldfish

“searching for a necropastoral Climate Solution” — Revolute

“Identification:” — The Hythe: 87 press

“listen to something and then interrupt:” — Tummyache, Soak, Bandcamp

“Notes for Eating on the Road”— Punt Volat

“I Took You to Botanical Gardens Until I Could Not”— Cream City Review

“Notes for Cooking on the Road” — Breakbread Magazine

“What is the shape of your body?” and “What do you remember about the earth?” — FDBNHLLLTTFPLAGIARISM: Sticky Fingers Publishing

“tsunami” — Bad Activist Collective

“remembering at Gardens of Babylon” — The Salt Weekly

“chole gecche” — The Liberation Podcast

“things no one knows” — Inklette Magazine

“from the bathroom at the house show” — Oroboro: Death Rattle Writers Festival

“Indian Sonnet Designed for My Past and Future Assassin” — Femme Literati: Mixtape

“narcissus,” “cactus,” and “tomato” — The Family Room, Press Pause Press

“identity crisis as country song,” “coller, to stick,” and “ghazal, interrupted” — Rigorous Magazine

“when i think of you, i actually think of that one poem i wrote for you” — Neighborhood Garden

“thesaurus for everything i didn’t say” — Connecticut River Review

“how can i talk if my lips don’t move” and “pray: or post-election Social Darwinism” — The Liberation Podcast

“forgetting at the coffeeshop on 21st” — SALT Weekly

“cosmos” and “the last night in kolkata” — Indian Literature

“here’s what I’ve got: the reasons why wherever you stand is home” — Backyards and Boulevards: WORDS FROM THE NEIGHBORHOODS OF NASHVILLE

“dual histories” — 20/20 Focus on Italy: A Poetic Response to Photography

“a revolution” — Atlas and Alice

“64,000 black women currently missing in the U.S.” and “a eulogy for home” — The Felt

“the skin you asked for” — Shanghai Literary Review

“why i must keep moving and thinking and seeing” — Tinderbox Poetry Journal

“The City that Never Stops Giving” — Nashville Arts Magazine

“tangerines” — Chapter 16


Essays

“Rhoni Blankenhorn’s Rooms for the Dead and Not Yet” — Philosophy and Global Affairs

“40 Best Albums of 2020: Bob Dylan and Moses Sumney” — Bitter Melodies Music Blog

“40 Best Albums of 2020: Taylor Swift and Adrianne Lenker” — Bitter Melodies Music Blog

“40 Best Albums of 2020: Run the Jewels and KeiyaA” — Bitter Melodies Music Blog

“40 Best Albums of 2020: Bbymutha, Gil Scott-Heron and Makaya McCraven, and Bill Callahan” — Bitter Melodies Music Blog

“The 400 Best Songs of the 1990s: A Tribe Called Quest, Aaliyah, and The Pharcyde” — Bitter Melodies Music Blog

“The 400 Best Songs of the 1990s: 2pac & Lauryn Hill” — Bitter Melodies Music Blog

“5 Back-To-School Tips For Students” — United Methodist Communications Rethink Church

“Campus pantries fighting food insecurity among students” — United Methodist Communications

“Missy Elliot's "Miss E... So Addictive"“ — Bitter Melodies Music Blog

“Ghostface Killah's "Supreme Clientele"“ — Bitter Melodies Music Blog

“Rain On A Strange Roof” — Under the Gum Tree

“An Insignificant Balcony” — Chapter 16

“Why Not Women” — Law Matters



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