Robyn is an Autistic poet and bookmaker with an MA in linguistics. She is the author of Hello, Robot (Defunkt Mag + Press), and her work has appeared in CALYX Journal, Gordon Square Review, and Ruminate Magazine. She is a reader for Chestnut Review.
after Küchenidylle by Anton Ebert A woman’s sunbathed earlobe with— two gold globes deliberately dangled. Her cheek reflects a rose. In front of her, a fat carrot glows. And here, I almost said— something about savoring. A strip of fish pinched in her fingertips. Whiskers glint, a cat’s furred lips & ready tongue. We can always catch the light if—… Read more →
I sift crumbs in sheets, shift in bed as stars tick in the sky. My body moons. It filled with milk my children drank, and now it is black tea. The bitterness of over-steeping wrestles with my tongue. But I have plucked a peach from every day. I’m fuzzy on the details of my life. Its pits pile up inside… Read more →