The Feed
205: What It's Like to Be On a Pilgrimage
I am hungry, famished really for a brush with the Divine. I’d take a strong wind, a colorful dream or the feeling of gravity that comes...
203: Show Me Your Lonely
Inspired by the New York Times article "Why New York's a Lonely Town, Especially Since Covid" by James Barron. Draw me a map of your...
202: Spring
All I want to do is to go to the beach and write poetry. Is that too much to ask? When did adulting become a full-time gig? When did the...
201: What I Forgot
Sometimes I wish I was the fig tree. No fruit here, just soaking up the sun growing roots, turning green, stretching out my branches...
200: Glitter & Palms
Here’s the thing I love about parades- they take up space, and there is music and there is laughter and people stand on the sides and...
199: Anxiety
Yesterday anxiety danced around my ribs like a bird in a cage. Both you and I know birds are not meant to be caged. They are meant to be...
198: I Get The Daylight Savings Conversation
Because of course we need more light. War is one long night. Of course we need slower sunsets and golden hour. We need the sun’s warmth...
197: Please Do
Release the tension in your jaw. Allow the pillow to hold the weight of your head. Have a scone. Have four! Press the crumbs into your...
195: March 2020 / March 2022
It began there, but we can feel it here. It’s all people are talking about. The news is always on. Would you like to sign up for a...
194: When the World is Coming to an End
This morning New York froze over- a sheet of ice blanketed the city, reminding us what cold feels like. Yesterday Russia invaded Ukraine-...