Molly Cara
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Dialogue with a Closet FeministA Story by Molly CaraIf I don’t ask you if you’re a feminist, I’m giving you the benefit of the doubt.“I don’t likeisms,” he says. &ldq.. |
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From IsraelA Poem by Molly CaraWe were miles overhead in a planeWe had an aerial view of the clouds andI was homesickLet me tell you:A thin band of sunset spilling overA cracked exp.. |
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Almost AugustA Poem by Molly CaraThis morning I awoke to the smell of early springThough August is visible backstageAwaiting her entrance withEnviable patience.God said to AbrahamGo a.. |
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UntitledA Poem by Molly CaraI am wading in the interimIn a midsummer rainstorm:For all its humidity and humilityThe sun still has the gumptionTo peer through the stratus cloudsLi.. |
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AlmitraA Poem by Molly CaraWould that the wind could carry the wholeOf the ocean on its breath!Even so it sweeps up what saltIt can gather in its gaseous armsOn its path to the .. |
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Chapter IA Chapter by Molly CaraThere were seven people and one ghost in the theatre that night. There had been eig.. |
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Chapter IIA Chapter by Molly CaraThey’d gathered outside of Carmine’s home, a haimish sort of building coated in ivy. Carmine rested in .. |
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AureliaA Book by Molly Cara |
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May 1, 2012 (An Entropy Poem)A Poem by Molly CaraI sense the universe expanding in my gut whereYour guilt sits piling upBeside my intestines, questions, and some dustyOutdated mysteries (And an inci.. |
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April 28, 2012A Poem by Molly CaraYou can put away your microscopeYour magnifying glass and yourBinoculars you can shelve them away forThe young who have yetTo come into this worldAnd .. |
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