Poetry
“TRENZA.” Yalobusha Review (June 2024). Online.
“Second Womb.” Milk Press (May 2024). Online.
“Of Owed Breath,” & “Flood Waters.” Issue 44, The Texas Review (May 2024). Print.
“Classed with,” & “Aguatero y Limpiatumba.” The Acentos Review (Jan 2024). Online.
“Cry Me a World Without Borders.” The Acentos Review (July 2023). Online.
“As Many Different Shapes.” The Poetry Project (July 2023). Online.
“We Discover a Thing Called Growth,” & “The Death of This River.” Seventh Wave (July 2023). Online.
“Ode to the Mother Nap,” & “Automutilation.” Pile Press Poetry (June 2022). Print.
“The Slanted and The Bed (Brown Love Fable).” Vol. 2, Panocha Zine (Mar 2022). Print.
“A B Me D E F G, H Iamtired J.K. […].” Issue 27: Warp, No, Dear Magazine (Sep 2021). Print.
“WAKE UP.” Protest Through Poetry (Sep 2020). Print & Online.
"My Daughter’s Name." Issue 1 Vol. 1, The Protest Review (Aug 2020). Online.
“Divine Intervention.” Latinx Poetry Project Anthology, Alegria Magazine (Mar 2020). Print.
Essays, Interviews
“Author Interview: We Are Owed.” Latinx in Publishing (Apr 2024). Online.
“‘Consider What Decolonising Gender Can Look Like’: Non-Binary Ways of Being as Anti-Colonial and Abundant.” HEROICA (Dec 2023). Online.
“A society must assume that it is stable, but the artist must know, and they must let us know, that there is nothing stable under heaven,”
— James Baldwin, 1962
As a poet, I am limitless on the page and extend that offering to community through my words. For what are poets but translators of images (whether imagined or viewed to be “real” on this Earthly plane)? Radical poets, then, purveyors of future mindscapes and imaginative playing grounds, curtain-pullers of false current truths imposed by dominating/in-power image systems. Language holds immense power to transform individual and collective realities, and it is through poetry that I make every effort to do so.