Grandmother Returns to the Foot of My Bed
• AMPLIFY: An Anthology by Black Poets, Indigenous Poets, and Other Poets of Color (Sheila-Na-Gig Editions) (upcoming)
Skeleton
• Locust Review #13: Lucky 13, February 2026
Camp
• miniMAG #188: farm elegy, February 2026
Niña, Hundida
"Haunting and cinematic. The sea imagery merged with human intimacy feels mythic and carefully-chosen." —Erwin Arroyo, The Poetry Lighthouse
• The Poetry Lighthouse, December 2025
Much More
"This poem is so raw and darkly playful." —Erwin Arroyo, The Poetry Lighthouse
• The Poetry Lighthouse, December 2025
Medicine Woman
"Earthy, sacred, strong and tactile, with that mythic weight of a timeless figure who's both divine and human." —Erwin Arroyo, The Poetry Lighthouse
• The Poetry Lighthouse, December 2025
Beesting
• The Poetry Lighthouse, December 2025
Try Again Tomorrow
• miniMAG #181: various rabbit holes, December 2025
Seedling
• Plant People: An Anthology of Environmental Artists, Vol. 5 (Plants & Poetry Journal), September 2025
The Porthole
• West Trestle Review, September 2025
Our Way Out Is Closing with the Tides
• redrosethorns journal, March 2025
Littlest, It’s Been Too Long
• redrosethorns journal, March 2025
Hear the Cracking of My Bones Becoming Yours
• Fright, February 2025
Your Body Belongs to You, a Stranger
• Fright, February 2025
Shortly I Shall Depart
• Fright, February 2025
A Place to Stay
• Coffin Bell #7.4: Queer, Feminist, & BIPOC Gothic, October 2024
• The Yesterday Review #2: Our Dead Behind Us, December 2025
Tunneling
"A wonderfully macabre portrait of longing, loneliness, the other, and deliciously twisted paranoia." —Sheeks Bhattacharjee, Vocivia Magazine
• Vocivia Magazine #5: Nightmares & Daydreams, July 2024The Poetess
• Tiger Leaping Review #1, December 2023