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A letter to my father I wish I wrote sooner

I’ve needed to write this for a while but I never knew where to begin. Everything I felt would spill … More

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you called me a project. you said I was your project,as if I was supposed to sit silent,a porcelain doll perked … More

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my love,rest your headupon my shoulderslet all of your worries meltagainst the heat of my skinpull down your hair andallow … More

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it feels weird to write again

i haven’t written in so long i don’t know where to begin. do i talk about the days or the … More

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if you’re looking for a girl to spend your night with bodies intertwined, tangling underneath soft pink bed sheets who … More

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photographs tell the tales words won’t dare to write and in every photo i’m pictured in i looked the same: … More

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i’d love to hear about the tea people pour about me. how bitter is it? do they serve it hot, … More

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Welcome to Ghost Town: Review

With the much anticipated release of Gretchen Gomez’s second collection, Welcome to Ghost Town, coming this fall I thought I would … More

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Love, and you

As I (not so) patiently wait for Gretchen Gomez’s release of her second collection, Welcome to Ghost Town I decided … More

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from where i stood across the room he looked like a bad boy, one of those you know better than to get … More

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ashley k rose

bisexual twenty-something self-published poet from new england. mildly obsessed with the night sky, bonfires, and self growth. living one day at a time, practicing radical acceptance and self love, always.

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