The Journal
Travels, poetry, and reflections on being a body in Nature.
About ‘Pomegranates’
October 2023 and all the Pomegranate fruits are dead. By dead, I mean eaten; devoured by a creature, perhaps bird, perhaps squirrel, perhaps Persephone herself. They hung on the tree, hollow and rotting. I picked them all — as if they’d been ripe — and peered into the basket. It seemed fitting that…
Reflections, All
There are stories inside of us: secrets and desires and memories and fantasies piled up and up and up and up. All of them mirrors — all sizes, shapes, designs.
Liminality
I am in between — wandering a threshold — ghosting through fields of Asphodel — wondering how in the Hades I ended up here.
How I Learned to See in the Dark
It all began when I was living in Springfield — a city in southwest Missouri, USA. I was working as a cook in a health food store when one of my coworkers told me about a dance studio that she'd visited…
Hunger & the Art of Descent
Whether it was for food, for sex, or for comfort, hunger was something I was taught to fear and to keep under control…
Vining the Axis
You could argue that pole dancing is just another aspect of our ascension culture: always climbing, reaching, going up up up. But pole is also a descending art — it beckons us inward and down, into the sensual and primal sensations of the body…
Ascension Culture
We live in a culture obsessed with ascension. We are rising, striving, climbing, trying so hard to go up up up…