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Love What Survives

a high dez devotional-poetic exploration of surviving + maybe sometimes thriving in these change times through relationships with plants, animals, land, an evolving relationship to home, body(ies), the liminal state of queerness, and healing.

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  1. Issue · Sep 27, 2026

    The Opposite of Abundance (opens the original)

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    Some quick Corpus Ritual healing arts announcements: Enrollment is open for “EARTHBODYBREATHSTORY: creative writing + breathwork for meeting the polycrisis”, my 5 week virtual, sliding scale workshop series, runs October 22nd through November 19th, each Thursday 5-7pm MT. A kind of love letter to this world, we will dive into the body— our earthbody— through story and conscious breath, uncovering what is still alive and pulsing in the midst of violence, illness, and great loss. Together we will

  2. Issue · Aug 6, 2026

    A Well Kept Secret (opens the original)

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    I’ve been remembering a past life of mine recently, realizing how deeply it has shaped my current life. In 2003 I was 22 and in my last year of my fashion design undergraduate program in Philadelphia. I made some lifelong friends and I felt inspired and capable. It was a deeply creative chapter of my life. In this final year we were invited to dream into what we wanted for our future careers. Which designers did we aspire to be? What kind of success were we hoping for? As classmates all imagined

  3. Issue · Jul 3, 2026

    You Can't (opens the original)

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    Thank goddexx for my dear ’s org Mission Belonging and her writing workshop on Fridays where nearly every time I go, I find some words that have been hard to find. +++You can’t get a $12 iced matcha with two shots of espresso, oat milk, and sesame cold foam in the ancient orchard and you can’t walk fast on concrete, heat rising between skyscrapers, from one park date to a dinner date and you can’t walk into a store and try on $495 high waisted carpenter pants which of course you put back on the

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