Caleb A.P. Parker
@calandypat.bsky.social
Poet & Episcopalian in NYC for a time • poems in/forthcoming Prairie Schooner, Colorado Review, Ninth Letter, & others • Wisconsin MFA ‘23
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From age eight to fourteen, the only gifts I really asked for were nutcrackers. I bought them from garage sales, too. I ended up with twenty-six before my dad finally convinced me to stop collecting.
Tell me something completely random about yourself that's inconsequential but mildly interesting.
In my younger years, I really wanted a tattoo of the quadratic equation on my derriere. I never got the tattoo but often wonder if I should have.
In my younger years, I really wanted a tattoo of the quadratic equation on my derriere. I never got the tattoo but often wonder if I should have.
September 4, 2023 at 4:22 PM
From age eight to fourteen, the only gifts I really asked for were nutcrackers. I bought them from garage sales, too. I ended up with twenty-six before my dad finally convinced me to stop collecting.