I am the last speck of pollen. We skip spring, always. The end of my story always involves at least one person metamorphosed into an mirroring object. You and I are the one Thing unlike the others, and one of us with be with the other, even till the end of the age.
Connor Stratman
Connor Stratman is a Dallas-based writer and teaches English at the University of Texas at Arlington. He considers himself an avid dog lover.
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That you no longer feel one with your flesh or twinned against the image of the dais alarms me like the smolders of a burned house, ashes drifting across time like snow. That I no longer know where to walk in this field that was mine anymore could crush hearts stonier than the hills […]
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Here, in shiplessness, I am lighter than all water in the ocean of Elsewhere. Along with us for the journey, objects with inner lives: figurines, books, screens, and thousands of pictures to be deleted or burned at the destination. You and I left from opposite corners, like two boxers approaching in affectionate aggression, ready for […]