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This is a poem I find myself coming back to time and time again. For all the surety in its words, it poses more questions than it dares answer. The inspiration for this poem came simply from the word "ephemeral," which can be found at the poem's center. My hope is that readers come away with their own unanswered questions that will haunt them in the most intellectually tantalizing way.
There's a certain helplessness to being six years old. With curiosity running rampant, there's an endless stream of questions, but even if you are told the answer, that doesn't mean you'll understand.
Being placed back in your childhood home can be disjointing, borderline insanity inducing. The loss of control that comes with the onslaught of memories is the inspiration for this piece.
This magazine feature was an extra special one. I got the chance to interview Jennifer Richter, a poet, professor, and creative inspiration of mine. Together, we dove into her book, "Dear Future", her creative writing journey, and her impact as a professor at Oregon State University.
My senior year of college, many of my memories were marked by tater tots. This piece of up front content ranks the best places to get tater tots in Corvallis, Oregon while following a few collegiate memories.
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