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Poet: Jasmine Tabor

My Shift Begins at 7PM – Jasmine Tabor

the quiet intoxication / of abnegated passions / creates a sublime totality on velvet red rows / high above where laypeople sit / enjoying in spiritual revue / holding something honest / high, higher still / full of light / and god’s life.

In the Lower-Church Bathroom – Jasmine Tabor

you in the mirror and you together and do you fear it, the recognition in your pupils? the holiness in you? do you die, an insurmountable joy wells at calling and having had some grand answer?

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