An EveryDay Thing

Exploring the themes of coming of age amid decay, the poems reflect on life in Ohio's rust-belt during a time of political and physical decline. They delve into the shifting foundations of personal and communal life, capturing the unpredictability of events such as the Kent State shootings. The work resonates with contemporary chaotic political and social circumstances, offering a poignant commentary on the impact of history on individual lives and broader societal structures.