Pizza Cheese-Side Down on Your Lap
Whenever I say “teleport,” I teleport.
When I say “teleport,” I teleport.
When you want to teleport, just say “teleport.”
She said “cherries” but she meant “cactus.”
You have to say “teleport” if you want to teleport.
Just get a little fan and put it in the window.
Just get a little fan, put it in the window, and keep the air moving.
Marie Buck is the author of several poetry collections, including Spoilers, a collaboration with Matthew Walker (Golias Books, 2024), Unsolved Mysteries (Roof Books, 2020), and Portrait of Doom (Krupskaya, 2015). She works as the managing editor of the interdisciplinary journal Social Text and teaches writing at New York University as part-time faculty in the Liberal Studies program.
