Month: August 2026
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The Last Four Months
Part 1: School’s Out Flung into the air suspended above the world emancipated from the forces of reality for this exaggerated moment I see the land below me, firm and eternal, the buzzy habit of humanity, and gravity bides her time— I put one foot in front of the other and with each step the… Read more
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Lviv
After a sleepless, waterless night on a Poland local—the train stopping every nine minutes and the carriage lit up like a midnight wander through a Walmart—and after five hours bracing my feet against the sticky floor of the waiting room in the Polish border town station to keep my seat, which was tilted like a… Read more