Poetry

The way things are and the way they can be

You Love Teotihuacan, Hijo

A bilingual poem about the sinking of Mexico City.

Featured as the concluding poem in the Interwoven Section of Metachrosis Issue 6 on page 30 in July, 2026.

Grass Field We Named Beach’ is an experimental white-out of my own climate fiction poem taking place in a field nicknamed ‘the beach.

Featured in the Dewdrop on April 12, 2026

A poem about the end of a relationship.

Featured in Issue 3 of Belladonna's Garden in Spring 2026

An abecedarius saying "Happy Birthday" to a newborn child.

Featured in Issue 3 of Belladonna's Garden in Spring 2026

A poem about the extinction of Woolly Rhinos.

Featured in Issue 1 2026 of Full House Literary on January 3, 2026.

I imagine the way I would like the last humans to live.

Concluding Poem of Issue 10: Palimpset, of Heimat Review in November 2025.

Jeremy moved to Asheville less than 3 weeks before hurricane Helene hit. 9 months later, he leaves. In this poem he returns, 40 years later.

Poem Featured in "Literary Heist" on June 20, 2025.

Red Wolf from United States, CC BY 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons

Red Wolves are an endangered species native to North Carolina. Here is their plight for the destruction of humanity.

Poem Featured in "Beyond Words" book of poetry "SCARS: AN ANTHOLOGY."

A relationship in Brooklyn as brief as it was impactful.

Poem Featured in "Eunoia Review" on May 16, 2025.

Peachyeung316, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons

Multiculturalism and a Dog-shaped Molcajete.

Poem Featured in Issue 29 of the "Stone of Madness Press."