poems

• Nautilus, studies in negative space, apology, concrete, exhaust, a chill (our cities feel the same before 8am), and Pandemic: While home is an outbreak, we pass a graveyard - five poems as Seattle Review of Books Poet-in-Residence (March 2020)

• this story doesn't end in the unobscured and the aftermath of what - LitHub - New Poetry by Queer Indigenous Women, curated by Natalie Diaz (2018)

• nanta (kata) - Boston Review (2018)

• being of - Poetry on Buses (2017)

poems from exhibits (manuscript in progress)

• an-language: significant expressions and [silence] - yəhaw̓ exhibition (2019)

• checklist [  ] / (fulfill half before she touches you) - Whisper and the Roar (2019)

• on the record series - Blood Into Ink (2019)

• one poem in ʤə́kʼʷ zine, vol. 1, pdf available online (2019)

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installations and exhibitions

• yəhaw̓ at King Street Station, two pieces with audio, March 23--August 4, 2019

• “Now We Know: Indigenous Artists Write the World”, five pieces with audio, February 8--March 8, 2019

(video of me performing one of the above poems)