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the interlude: a poem
This poem traces a brief, aching love—from physical closeness and longing to the aftermath, where memory turns into a footnote and names become just names.
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In The Beginning: a poem in IV parts
I.Suddenly a flash across the sky—a bang, a scentthe scent of rain.Then rainthenanother bangsetting off all the car alarms in my heart II.In the beginningyou came to me like a flash of lightningthat…
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Hotel Cavalier – a poem
Inside the Hotel Cavalier, tenderness flickers amid the dark. In the glow of neon and the ache of solitude, love reveals itself—fragile, imperfect, and human.
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At Sea – a poem
A surreal dream poem where a lover wakes clutching a whalebone as the bedroom floods into a dark sea, haunted by mermaids, a distant buoy, and the fading light above deep water.”
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[Say that I am welcomed, that I have gone mad]
A luminous homage to Maria Elena Cruz Varela, this poem burns with tenderness and defiance—where love becomes both rebellion and prayer, and the body remembers freedom through its own light.
