You made an imperfect heart in my mocha latte. It was beautifully imperfect. It was perfectly flawed. The dragon I am swallowed the heart the sweetness the bitterness in one … Continue reading Swallow
Cruel Month
August is cruel baking the earth underneath a blanket of haze.
Accidental Hiatus Over!
Hello lovelies! Sorry for the long hiatus. It has been an eventful 2016 and 2017. New job, new school, new stuff animals (say hi to Gregory), etc . . . … Continue reading Accidental Hiatus Over!
TOP 100 Books Collected by a Dragon
Welcome to Dragons Den’s 100th post! To celebrate this monumental occasion, I have collected a list of my top 100 books. Each book on the list is a book that 1) … Continue reading TOP 100 Books Collected by a Dragon
Snoqualmie Falls
On September 4, 2016, I went to see Snoqualmie Falls with a few friends. When we found a parking spot, which was its own adventure, we noticed this large snowplow. Rusted … Continue reading Snoqualmie Falls
Where Trees Fall
Rich nutrients are locked away in fallen trees. A treasure awaits release in fallen trees. I harvest corpses: redwood, sycamore, pine, oak. I cobble together tables from fallen trees. Bay … Continue reading Where Trees Fall
Adventures In Edmonds, WA
As mentioned in a previous post, you have to live to write and (for writers) write to live. The two are inseparable. So, I decided today was and exploration day. … Continue reading Adventures In Edmonds, WA
Book Review of To Love As Aswang
On August 1, 2016, my review of To Love As Aswang appeared on the Halo-Halo Review. To read that review, please click here. To buy the book, please click here. … Continue reading Book Review of To Love As Aswang
Dragon’s Den (Poem Draft)
A cave a faint golden glow a whale’s rib cage captured in stone arches above you the gilded gleam of a serpentine woman watches you watch her her eyes burning … Continue reading Dragon’s Den (Poem Draft)
We Are Children
a tantrum a fit an explosion of expression from 2 years of life and I breathe in and out in and out in and out for you and me I … Continue reading We Are Children
The Literary Dragon 