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Add to favoritesWhat if we can’t renounce citizenship
written by: Jax NTP
@jaxntp
in the country
we’ve made
for ourselves?
we’ll go right
back where
we started
where accidents
are inconvenient.
the callous
ghost of our hands,
the full emptiness
of becoming.
Jax NTP
Jax NTP holds an MFA in Creative Writing, Poetry from CSU Long Beach and teaches Critical Thinking & Composition at Golden West College, in Huntington Beach, CA.
Jax reads fiction for The Offing Magazine, reads poetry for By&By Poetry, and edits poetry for Indicia Lit. Jax’s words have appeared in Cordite Poetry Review, Apogee Journal, and 3:AM Magazine.
Jax reads fiction for The Offing Magazine, reads poetry for By&By Poetry, and edits poetry for Indicia Lit. Jax’s words have appeared in Cordite Poetry Review, Apogee Journal, and 3:AM Magazine.
Latest posts by Jax NTP (see all)
- An Invitation to a Drowning - June 9, 2016
- What If We Can’t Renounce Citizenship - June 4, 2016
