an old shorty from @havehashad.com for #smallpoemsunday

cc: @tomsnarsky.bsky.social

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October is #FilipinoAmericanHistoryMonth! Pick your next reads from our 2026 reading list featuring indie presses and lit mags: www.clmp.org/news/a-readi...

So honored that Pirooz Kalayeh made a short film inspired by my poem “Race to the Tree.” You can read the poem here: tinyurl.com/mphr844n

Professor Kalayeh’s short will be premiering tomorrow (10/10) at Rochester’s ImageOut Film Festival. Tickets: tinyurl.com/ye7c6bcs

Thank you @clmporg.bsky.social for highlighting Ester Cuervos and Marcy Rae Henry from ALOCASIA in this lineup!

we're open 🌵🌱🍃☄️

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We are excited to announce the launch of a new fundraising campaign centered on a simple idea: writers helping writers. Learn more at: https://sundress-publications.square.site/product/writers-helping-writers-fundraiser/4OOOK2B325IRAMQL5X64BI56?cs=true&cst=custom

"And what becomes of rain returning to crevices.
What feeds them to the amplitude of later days and suns.
How much nitrogen must then be bought to keep an oak from dying."

—Guérin Asante

alocasia.org/2023/06/21/g...

"And what becomes of rain returning to crevices.
What feeds them to the amplitude of later days and suns.
How much nitrogen must then be bought to keep an oak from dying."

—Guérin Asante

alocasia.org/2023/06/21/g...

"The yellow flowering mammillaria doesn’t exist – yet she could smell the stickiness

in what lay pressed between the pages of the 2002 Diary. Her body would lie there too."

—Rituja Patil

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"The yellow flowering mammillaria doesn’t exist – yet she could smell the stickiness

in what lay pressed between the pages of the 2002 Diary. Her body would lie there too."

—Rituja Patil

alocasia.org/2026/08/11/r...

Big thanks to @clmporg.bsky.social for including these pieces from ALOCASIA by nawa angel alviar horton and Caroliena Cabada in their list!

Also available in print, alongside 98 other queer nature writers: alocasia.org/2025/05/01/j...

(Details on the mag’s website)
#twopageplustuesday

"For years, he tells me, they came on the same day,
on the same minute if we are willing to believe
the records and oral histories and if we will
every year the rains have come later."

—Rasha Abdulhadi :: Monsoon on Diné

alocasia.org/2025/08/15/r...

"For years, he tells me, they came on the same day,
on the same minute if we are willing to believe
the records and oral histories and if we will
every year the rains have come later."

—Rasha Abdulhadi :: Monsoon on Diné

alocasia.org/2025/08/15/r...

Big thanks to @clmporg.bsky.social for including these pieces from ALOCASIA by nawa angel alviar horton and Caroliena Cabada in their list!

"I learned to read
him as leaves do with air:
minute changes, living
turning toward or away from harm.

I’d feel them rise
veins flushing toward the surface
heat rising, capillaries swelling..."

—Alexia Cousineau

alocasia.org/2026/08/11/a...

The neighbor’s son hops a burning fence to save a blue jay.—Huýnh Giffin in @anmlymag.bsky.social

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“The black, tannic tupelo tea of the stream has almost no perceptible current, so paddle strokes disturb what seems like centuries of silence.” —Watkins on @terrainorg.bsky.social

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