Harvesting Honourably
We recall which unassuming shrubs pop with bright yellow blossoms, which trees are ornamental cherries and apples, how far the elderberry near the chicken coop has spread.
Lose Your Grandpa
I squint into the snow. The guy’s definitely jogging now.
Six Actions for Palestine
The BDS Movement urges us to remember: how you spend your money matters.
Cicada Song
If I want to value the stories of others, I should value my own as well.
Words for When You’re Moving
You’ve never navigated that parking lot, or that odd intersection, or that strange left-lane exit and you are just trying to find the nearest Target.
A Spring Mix
I have a new kind of energy, I feel good in my clothes, I’ve eaten vegetables and walked barefoot in grass.
Big, Mean, and Green
Compared to other superheroes out there, there’s not much interesting about a white guy who goes on a rampage when he’s angry.
Oath and Memory
Even though it was his whole life, he feels like it should have been longer. That he had finally been robbed, and despite all his wishes he couldn’t give to her what she had to him.
On Anger
Anger belongs to the relationships you care about, to the people you want to love and by whom you wish to be loved in return.
“What Can I Do if the Fire Goes Out?”
There’s the kind of grey that sucks in light like a black hole, making everything around it matte and dull. But then there’s the kind of grey that emits light and lifts rather than suppresses.
