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Of the Clay
The sages claim that all truth can be found within what already exists; what, already, has been written. A current of knowledge flows out from the pulsebeat of the divine, given to the world in the tiny, breakable shape of words. Words, like knowledge, like truth, give life. The word truth itself gave life to… read more
21–32 minutes
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The World For Us
I knew no names, nor the purpose of naming what I felt. Feeling, sensing, was both everything and nothing. Was it feeling or sensing or knowing? So many names, none of them true. In knowing, I lost truth. read more
15–22 minutes
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My First Post!
I have chosen to believe, desperately, in myself. Writing has always been the throughline of my life, my only way of existing, the thing that I have claimed for my passion and purpose… read more
1–2 minutes
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i saw joan of arc in portland
when they took your body down, it was smeared black on the palms… read more
1–2 minutes
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The Sky and the Sea
Often I would go to the edge to stare down at the sawtooth rocks below, but from the distance of our palace the view was beautiful and serene: a broad, blue tapestry spread across the surface of the world… read more
21–32 minutes
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Moses in the Desert
For forty years, Moses, Aaron, and Miriam wandered the vast, rolling dunes of the Sinai desert. Behind them thronged a long line of Hebrews, their people, haggard and rushed, with doughy, pale circles of unleavened bread shining like full moons atop their sun-baked backs. read more
7–10 minutes
