Into Ornithology
asks me what color is a warbler like I know like I’m not dying to knock this feeder upside-down scream wildly burst toward the moon soar over its face on the river keep migrating always north even when I taste winter coming for me madly wail HOW IS IT THAT I SO PROFOUNDLY LOVE YOU ask you can you hear me now
Bear Weaver—writing, residing, and cancer-fighting in southern New England—was built by Florida’s Gulf Coast. As were their parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, and great-great-grandparents. Bear’s writing centers themes like identity, queer love, and the absurdity of being alive on Earth.
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The Mantle 