Reading of poem “Remote and Great,” published by ABC No Rio.

Remote and Great I know I am dusty and strange, emerging from the Mexican plane, sweet from heartbreak like their chocolate, foolishly craving you as my pelvis kisses the ceiling. I am a dusty lover.   I know I limp under God, though when I strut home, men admire my seesawing hip bones. I limp only when I remember you.   I know the world has no notice of me- I am too white for blacks, and too black for whites- my figure is both obnoxious and forgettable until you see me fuck. But who wants to fuck the world?   I wait for you. I wait for the world.