FATHER HUNT

"I unmake / the story spun in the tide of his angry mouth—bloodline feathered with / violence—a soft excuse, so sharing myth is apology, & this is how / I’ve learned to forgive him, studying memories in the hopes of seeing / something other than a boy crashing into water"

An Overture to Memory micro-chapbook

• PDF micro-chapbook
• 28 pages
• Published on October 8th, 2018 

Contents

• According to the Story, Agamemnon Sacrified Iphigenia to Artemis, but When the Sword Grazed Iphigenia's Throat the Goddess Replaced Her with A Doe's Body
• Child
• After, I Keep Everything that Reminds Me Of
• Ghazal for the Loneliness that Must Have Killed Lilith
• Bride
• Cruising Nereus
• Idiom About Missing the Water Once I’ve Run the Well Dry with My Own Hands
• Wane
• Speech
• My Father Left
• My Father Forgot to Lock the Cabinet, Therefore
• To Make Use of What’s Left
• Gone
• Superimposition
• Restraint
• Grudge
• A Door Closes, Disrupting the Air
• Thankfully, I Have Never Taken After My Father