Jade MacEoghain

Lalla Wanders the Hills Naked

Lalla rose with the sun, the birds bathing her in their song’s glory. She was free of cloth, not worrying about the senseless weights of civility. Lalla wandered open hills, […]

Someone in my Home

Someone is in my home They enter the front door, stepping into the dark And do not notice me They take off our shoes, worn leather, placing them with mine […]

Kunan Poshpora, a Memory

Do You Remember Kunan Poshpora? When I walked through the mountain, I saw a million shards of glass Each a mirror and a face. Their names:             …                         … &etc and […]

Slow Death: Health Inequalities Among the Diné

Health inequalities exist in varying levels among many regions and ethnic groups, but among Indigenous North American groups health inequalities are much higher and typically more severe than for almost […]

On College and Reading

January 22. Monday. The sky is clear and sunny, the air still. At least, that’s how I remember it–campus empty of people at 11am, which actually isn’t very likely. At […]

The Shrouded Woman

Don’t cry child, in your courtyard they bathed the dead sun, and buried the moon, before leaving. — Faiz Ahmed Faiz     Srinagar. 2:00am.   The city burned at […]