By Sarah O’Connor

what does
this body want?
this more-than-machine of
earth and electricity
I have known
my whole life?
looking down at her
now, I feel
we are long-lost relatives
wary of each other
neither the way the
other remembers.
what does she want?
I have no earthly idea
but I am asking her to
teach me.

Sarah O’Connor is a writer moonlighting as an executive assistant in Raleigh, NC. She can usually be found journaling while petting her two cats, going for long walks, or browsing one of the Triangle’s many independent bookstores.

Related Articles

Dear You: lose

By Nicole Miyashiro Lose people/ who were never there, lose/ the lies, illusions, truth-fearing/ friends?/ lose the one you don’t need/ to be anymore/ lose/ the voice distorting/ what to believe, believe/ your loss/ the you, lost in who others/ want you/ to be, be...

read more

Three Biku

By Martine Mussies to my younger self Embrace love’s vast hues, Don’t fret over fixed boxes, Be you, all is well. to my current self Bi pride blooms in hearts, Online, offline, joys unite, Communities thrive. to my future self Hope paints the world kind, Bi...

read more
Follow us on Social Media