other than my doubting your entire world-view

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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
One Nice Bug Per Day
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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we're not kids anymore.

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other than my doubting your entire world-view
Katherine Mansfield, from Journal of Katherine Mansfield.
Radical Love, Omid Safi
It’s actually crazy how bad feeling bad feels
"Churching"
After church, my brother teaches me
dirty words & all of them
are ways to be womaned.
Night begins somewhere
at the blade-edge
of a body: my brother
sneaks into my mouth
& serrates my teeth, sucks each
clean enough to sun
a room & slap
a shadow off my body.
He likes the dark, the whites
of his eyes wounding
my sleep, waking an ache
in my jaw. In 7th grade,
my brother asks if I’ve ever seen
an erection. I will never know
how blood lunges
inside a boy, becomes a length
of time to forget
my body inside of. The summer nights
I fevered & teethed through both
our sheets, he ladled me
into a bath & the moonlight
stung my skin. The next morning
our mother burned all my clothes
& his too. Proven to prevent
infection. Years later, I cut my tongue
on a cracked tooth & cauterized
the wound with a match. Now
my breath is burnt, my voice a smoke
-furred silence, syntaxed
with scars. My brother still leaves me
voicemails that sound like prayer.
He kneels in my doorway, says
this is the last time. This is the last time
I’ll be someone else’s
god. Godhood is just
like girlhood:
a begging to be believed.
Affirmations (1990) directed by. Marlon Riggs