Fox Frazier-Foley

Fox Frazier-Foley is a Los Angeles-based poet who hails from New York and Virginia. She is a creator and Managing Editor of Ricochet Editions, and has served as Poetry Editor of Gold Line Press. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in journals such as Paterson Literary Review, Western Humanities Review, Denver Quarterly, Luna Luna, THEThe Poetry Blog, Spillway, and Jerry, among others. She is an initiate of Haitian Vodou.

St. Gemini Addresses La Marasa, with Particular Attention to Her Half, and Seals It to Parchment for Her Estranged, Her Worker of Metals, St. Maker

Nothing was colder or bluer. Not your eyes when I left. The first to love were also first dead:             sugar & jagged                               dagger, more than stripped. During our silent decade, I read your yellowed letters: inebriated forests of sentimentia. My life in our arboretum had been curled. burning sky & thickened pond, fire & water (I craved). I needed air-… Read more →