Tess Lecuyer
@tesslecuyer.bsky.social
Poet. Feminist. Photographer. Oddkin. Shaxposting. Octogrolio. Borders Books alumni. 50501 New York State
Valentine’s Day haiku:
Peach jam off knuckles.
Peanut butter with fingers.
My palm, your face. Kiss.
Peach jam off knuckles.
Peanut butter with fingers.
My palm, your face. Kiss.
February 14, 2026 at 8:19 PM
Valentine’s Day haiku:
Peach jam off knuckles.
Peanut butter with fingers.
My palm, your face. Kiss.
Peach jam off knuckles.
Peanut butter with fingers.
My palm, your face. Kiss.
Haiku to Squirrel Prints Chased Forever by Dog Prints
Tracks string between trees,
calm as milk - surrounded by
frantic dogprint froth.
Tracks string between trees,
calm as milk - surrounded by
frantic dogprint froth.
February 11, 2026 at 3:11 PM
Haiku to Squirrel Prints Chased Forever by Dog Prints
Tracks string between trees,
calm as milk - surrounded by
frantic dogprint froth.
Tracks string between trees,
calm as milk - surrounded by
frantic dogprint froth.
Quote from Controlled Descent by KM Herkes.
About a post meltdown Restored USA.
Great story and characters - and it really hits on what is happening now even though it was written years ago.
Recommended as "Hopepunk".
About a post meltdown Restored USA.
Great story and characters - and it really hits on what is happening now even though it was written years ago.
Recommended as "Hopepunk".
February 8, 2026 at 3:19 AM
Quote from Controlled Descent by KM Herkes.
About a post meltdown Restored USA.
Great story and characters - and it really hits on what is happening now even though it was written years ago.
Recommended as "Hopepunk".
About a post meltdown Restored USA.
Great story and characters - and it really hits on what is happening now even though it was written years ago.
Recommended as "Hopepunk".
Utterly unreadable due to insertion of heavy handed Baptist christianity into Victorian culture. Jarring every time. I skimmed to get to the end.
I guess I would recommend it to someone who likes christian fiction, but it failed at Victorian steampunk romance to the point I had to post about it.
I guess I would recommend it to someone who likes christian fiction, but it failed at Victorian steampunk romance to the point I had to post about it.
February 7, 2026 at 6:21 PM
Utterly unreadable due to insertion of heavy handed Baptist christianity into Victorian culture. Jarring every time. I skimmed to get to the end.
I guess I would recommend it to someone who likes christian fiction, but it failed at Victorian steampunk romance to the point I had to post about it.
I guess I would recommend it to someone who likes christian fiction, but it failed at Victorian steampunk romance to the point I had to post about it.
February 2, 2026 at 1:33 PM
Mary Oliver poem - that first stanza...
February 1, 2026 at 8:32 PM
Mary Oliver poem - that first stanza...
Haiku for the Morning Sun on Imbolc
So glad you are back
From December's dwindling
To warm my cold floors
So glad you are back
From December's dwindling
To warm my cold floors
February 1, 2026 at 8:31 PM
Haiku for the Morning Sun on Imbolc
So glad you are back
From December's dwindling
To warm my cold floors
So glad you are back
From December's dwindling
To warm my cold floors
Mary Oliver.
This first stanza...
This first stanza...
February 1, 2026 at 3:05 PM
Mary Oliver.
This first stanza...
This first stanza...
Haiku for the Oblivious Mug
And then you were gone.
Ghosts on the back of my tongue
Whisper "more coffee..."
And then you were gone.
Ghosts on the back of my tongue
Whisper "more coffee..."
January 27, 2026 at 4:28 PM
Haiku for the Oblivious Mug
And then you were gone.
Ghosts on the back of my tongue
Whisper "more coffee..."
And then you were gone.
Ghosts on the back of my tongue
Whisper "more coffee..."
The soft edges where loaves of bread have expanded and touched one another during baking is called the KISSING CRUST.
January 26, 2026 at 4:30 PM
The soft edges where loaves of bread have expanded and touched one another during baking is called the KISSING CRUST.
Credit: Eric Storm
January 25, 2026 at 5:05 PM
Credit: Eric Storm
Marge Piercy, from her collection The Moon is Always Female
January 25, 2026 at 2:23 PM
Marge Piercy, from her collection The Moon is Always Female
