My Body Electric
In my weekly Annie-grams, I reflect on this life of beauty & pain through my experiences as a disabled poet. I sing the Body Electric in one form or another (song, essay, or poem) with a lens fixed on radical empathy & vulnerability.
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Annie-gram 50: Butterfly Firetruck (opens the original)
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Hello dear ones,We just got home from the orchard a little while ago. It was magical! Somehow, I hadn’t been yet this year & it’s one of my happy places, so we had to go. Because we’re at the end of peach season & the beginning of apple season, we got to enjoy peach smoothies & freshly made, warm apple cider donuts at the same time! They were delicious & tasted of both summer & autumn, this in-between season.It wasn’t too crowded or too hot & we sat under a little grove of trees in front of the
Annie-gram 49: I Beg Your Pardon (opens the original)
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Hello dear ones,In today’s Annie-gram, we’re going to do a bit of a roses & thorns game, regarding Annie-land & what’s on my mind. Do you know this game? It’s perfect to play on the road-trip home from vacation or the bus home from an extra-curricular event in school. I’m premenstrual, so my hormones are running amok. Here’s how fickle I can be…A rose: Yesterday, we had a cozy, lamplit day while it rained on & off from late morning onward. Our usually sunny living room was instead illuminated so
Annie-gram 48: The Currency of Kisses (opens the original)
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Hello dear ones & Happy Fourth!I recently unearthed this word document on my computer:Who is this up at dawn?Two coins of milk leaked through my shirt,the morning’s plenty–taken from all I have,my bones,I don’t know when I wrote this. It must have been several months ago, when Julian’s main source of nutrition was still milk & he would occasionally pop his eyes open for the day in the early morning. I love the question it asks: Who is <
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