About this path, I chose it.

It’s narrow…

And these lines force one foot in front of the other.

—- Alexandra Lytton Regalado: from poem Relinquenda

• Then You Must Know About GriefNovember 5, 2026
  Tell it this way: depression is the 30cm nail driving into the walls. If  you ever read about Plath… ever tended a garden it grew so wild to swallow god, ever kept dressing the fire in your bones, then you must know about grief — NOME EMEKA PATRICK from poem Sylvia Plath as an Old… Read more: Then You Must Know About Grief
• So I Dated Unsuitable MenNovember 4, 2026
  So I went back to an old lover To get over you. But it turned outHe didn’t want me. So I dated unsuitable menAnd went unsuitable places. I behaved badly. There was even a guyWith worse teeth than you. —I didn’t know your teeth were bad.You should have told me.— Finally, I sat down and… Read more: So I Dated Unsuitable Men
• My Relationship To Reality Is Already FraughtNovember 3, 2026
  My relationship to reality is already fraught. The hours I give to volcano podcasts and vampire T.V. shows prove that I am susceptible to disconnection. — Roni Blankenhorn from poem Mise en Abime
• Stitch Close The Open WoundNovember 2, 2026
  Like being shredded from the inside outBroken fragments of what wasPeely discards of what ifsA few but maybes litter the floorStitch close the open woundwith threads of yesterday. — J Redel poem Stitch Close the Open Wound
• Do It NowNovember 1, 2026
  One day you will wake up and there won’t be any more time to do the things you’ve always wanted. Do it now. — Paulo Coelho I did not know that I could only get the most out of life by giving myself up to it. — Marion Milner, A Life of One’s Own