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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 8h

RIP Karina Zeviani youtu.be/hu6EoQtpHcM

Thievery corporation’s album Saudade resting on top of a turntabledust cover—both reflecting a tree in the window.

Album is a granular black and white print of a sorrowful looking woman with psychedelic poster-style swoops of blue and green surrounding her and psychedelic-style lettering “Saudade”

Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 01/10/2026

Finally got my hands on a copy of this double LP (at Rick Roll Records in North Burnaby!) and it's deliciously ominous for October. youtu.be/RIrLjAq8eUc #BoardsOfCanada #Inferno #NowPlaying

Boards of Canada album Inferno resting a top the reflective cover of a Technics turntable in play. Cover art is diffuse photo of people standing outdoors and a ravaged treeline silhouette at the very bottom. Predominant colours are red and yellow conveying an ominous tone.

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 07/09/2026

"The new math" from Bob Hicok's This Clumsy Living (2007)

The new math

There are these notions of how the world would be better. Shoot all the anti-Semites. Wear only red socks. Hunt truth like the wolf hunts elk, in packs, with relentless teeth. Make language stand up and be something like a house, give it the force of wind, the courage of a storm to destroy itself. What we think of as wild I think of as honest. Doing, not what you think, but what you are. The difference between counting the rings of a tree and finding a place in the sky. A theory toward wolf would be a fine addition to the history of advice. Train the spine to walk on fours. Claim only that which your urine can touch. Find faith in the scent of things. Humans are metaphors. Chagall was a synagogue dreaming of being a man. When his paintings meet, they lick each other like wolves. I go nowhere without alienation, I carry it like a pouch of anvils, not belonging is the way I belong.
This brings us to the strange math of our heads, the impossibility of dividing by zero. If we could solve that equation, we'd be happy. I give you pencil, I give you paper, I wish you luck. Wolf would make a better denominator. Divide any number by wolf, you get wolf.

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 17/08/2026

Fond memories were made last night at Jaeyun Yoo’s chapbook launch with Lauren Peat, Robin Susanto, and Christina Shah. The world has more spark after a night of poetry and banter with these folks. @jaeyunwrites.bsky.social @christinashah.bsky.social @robin-susanto.bsky.social

Group of 5 poets smiling with their books in a white cafe with large windows behind. From left to right: Lauren Peat, Christina Shah, Jaeyun Yoo, Robin Susanto, and Jessica Lee McMillan.

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 01/08/2026

Michael e. Casteels has outdone himself with STUMPT Ninth and accompanying treasures. I’m very proud to have a micro-poem within its pages. Order an issue or chap from Puddles of Sky Press and have an anaolg summer. #Chapbooks #Micropress www.puddlesofskypress.com/index.html/

White mailer envelope with many Canadian stamps, a comic book of collages (The Raw Id Kid issue 2, the second issue of his aesemic, cubist Western, hand-collaged by Michael e. Casteels) and hand-made micro-chapbooks (some in small envelopes) with stamped text, an art card with assembled photos arranged together on a wooden desk.

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 30/07/2026

Grateful for @kevinspenst.bsky.social's “Chuffed about Chapbooks” in subTerrain💚 In #103, he reviews my chapbook @pinholepoetry.bsky.social as “big concept poetry” that “has its foot in the door of our everyday sensorial reality”. A true aim of mine (and to review more #CanLit)! www.subterrain.ca

Photo of subTerrain, Issue #103. Cover design has light beige background and geometric illustration--centred-- in faded blue, yellow, green, purple, with two abstract faces facing opposite directions.

subTerrain Magazine link: https://www.subterrain.ca/

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 26/07/2026

Join us for the launch of Jaeyun Yoo's @jaeyunwrites.bsky.social chapbook “when a country teaches you” along with Robin Susanto @robin-susanto.bsky.social, Lauren Peat and host Christina Shah @christinashah.bsky.social August 15 (Sat) 5pm @ DALINA 687 Main St. Vancouver

Event poster with pale blue, grey & cobalt hues and central, monochromatic illustration of women crouched in a meadow.

Text:

HOSTED BY: Christina Shah
GUEST READERS: Jessica Lee McMillan, Lauren Peat, Robin Susanto

August 15 (Sat) 5pm
DALINA Main St.
687 Main St
Vancouver

QR code for RSVP

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 19/07/2026

“In It” from Jeff Blackman’s chapbook In The Briny via Puddles of Sky Press for #smallpoemsunday @jeffblackman.bsky.social www.puddlesofskypress.com/index.html/

In It

Honestly
I want less to do
with my body

but the body
has a poem
I want

(poem is rubber stamped on beige, toothy paper).

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 12/07/2026

Inspired by @raoulfernandes.bsky.social another rain poem for #SmallPoemSunday by #Rolli rollistuff.com/wp-content/u...

Sketch of man on bend in rain with poem under:

Central Park, 9 a.m.

Dear Diary:
In the green of spring
and the rain
(of a sudden)

the watercolor walkers running
for cover

one man lay down
his green brief-
case

stretched
on a bench

his tongue thrust
out now

and tasted the rain

- Rolli

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 07/07/2026

I love wandering the Alouette watershed while kiddo is at horsecamp. Good for the soul to return to these ancient rocks in the middle of the river. I forgot my poetry & notebook. I just sat, listened, dipped my feet, with no book, no scrolling. Nothing can capture that blessed feeling.

Still Alouette River with large rock on right.

Exposed rock and still water with tall trees lining river basin.

Smoothed stone overlooking moving river and fallen tree with roots exposed.

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 27/06/2026

Andrew French will launch their Pinhole Poetry chapbook TONIGHT at Cross & Crows Books (on The Drive) in Vancouver with guests Aidan Chafe, Lauren Peat and Natalie Lim! @allegorically.bsky.social @pinholepoetry.bsky.social

Event poster with ivory background, curvilinear border with simple flower illustrations on each side of chapbook cover. Chapbook, “Fists You’ve Called Home” is image of beaten-up sideboards of hockey rink.

TEXT:

CHAPBOOK LAUNCH
"FISTS YOU'VE CALLED HOME"
BY ANDREW FRENCH

FEATURING GUEST READERS
AIDAN CHAFE, LAUREN PEAT, AND NATALIE LIM

7PM, JUNE 27TH
CROSS & CROWS BOOKS
2836 COMMERCIAL DRIVE, VANCOUVER

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 21/06/2026

One of my many dad poems. Published in The Malahat Review, Issue 228

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 15/06/2026

This Friday, June 19th! Join us for another epic Open Mic at Moodswing! Sign up starts at 5:30pm, starts at 6! Feature poet Aaron Hunter Hosted by Jenny Garcha & presented by SAPP zine See you there!

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 01/05/2026

From Wayson Choy’s novel The Jade Peony. #WaysonChoy #AsianHeritageMonth library.torontomu.ca/asianheritag...

Excerpt from Wayson Choy’s novel The Jade Peony pg 158

If visions and good sense didn't combine to make us pay atten-
tion, what then was the meaning of anything? Grandmama would
have understood perfectly: signs and portents were her lifeblood.
She had always said t o her friend Mrs. Lim, "You only need to pay
attention."

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 29/04/2026

Shore by Thomas Doerksen in today’s Poetry Pause @canadianpoets.bsky.social poets.ca/shore-by-tho...

Shore
By Thomas Doerksen

What did I want from this short life.

In the middle now.

I have loved the sea when she is angry.

Always I have run her shore when she is angry.

What did I want.

From poetry.

From philosophy’s premature decisions.

See how things go silent on the shore.

I loved you I loved you, sea.

I will die.

I will leave only a few scraps.

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 28/04/2026

Now playing Lowell George’s one and only gem on an album. #LowellGeorge #MusicSky The opening track, “What Do You Want the Girl to Do” was written by Allen Toussaint. youtu.be/_M13EphSl3I

Photo of Lowell George’s “thanks I’ll eat here” album cover resting on reflective dust cover of turntable in motion. Cover art is by Neon Park-and features George in a painterly style with the background, a spoof of Edouard Manet’s The Luncheon n the Grass with central figures replaced by Bob Dylan and Fidel Castro

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 19/04/2026

This Friday, April 24, 2026 at Anvil Centre, celebrate my chapbook launch and listen to poems from most awesome poets @janetkvammen.bsky.social @allegorically.bsky.social @daletracy.bsky.social @winstonle.bsky.social

Blue poster with title Chapbook Launch in capitals and a picture of author’s chapbook on the right (a cyanotype of leaves and a dime) and the following text:

Royal City Literary Arts Society / Pinhole Poetry

CHAPBOOKLAUNCH

Jessica Lee McMillan
will read from her new chapbook

SHINE LIKE A DIME
IN THE DIRT
UNDER THE MOON

at the Anvil Centre Studio 417, 4th floor
777 Columbia St,
New Westminster, BC
APRIL 24, 2026 6:30 - 8PM

with special guests Janet Kvammen,
Aidan Chafe, Dale Tracy & Winston Lê

Copies will be for sale at the event

The organizers acknowledge the League of Canadian Poets, the Canada Council for the Arts & the Department of Canadian Heritage for their financial support. poets.ca

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 13/04/2026

I’m giddy to be included in Qwerty's Pearl: The Best of Qwerty Magazine—Part II, 2011-2025 with all these magnificent poets, artists, and writers. Thanks so much to @qwertymagazine.bsky.social and UNB. Print issue here: www.qwertymagazine.ca/product/qwer...

Cover for Qwerty Pearl: The Best of Qwerty Magazine—Part II, 2011-2025 Edited by Jamie Kitts et al. resting on wooden desk. Cover is a patchwork of covers in an amber sepia filter.

Back of Qwerty Pearl: The Best of Qwerty Magazine—Part II, 2011-2025. Contributors names in black frame:

FOREWORD BY BRITT MACKENZIE-DALE

ANNE BALDO
KATE BARSS
OLIVIA DREISINGER
JOEL ROBERT FERGUSON
CELINE GORHAM
YUME KITASEI
SHAYLEN MAXWELL
RYAN OET
CATHERINE OWEN
C.R. RESETARITS
SHAUN ROBINSON
MALLORY TATER
MW
EMMA RHODES
LAURA BARKER
WILL CORDEIRO
BENJAMIN C. DUGDALE
KATH G
LINDA JUDGE
MATTHEW LANDRUM
JESSICA LEE MCMILLAN
PATRICK O'REILLY
MELANIE PIERLUIGI
ROBIN RICHARDSON
OBI TASWELL
OLIVIA THOMSON
WITH GAIA RAJAN
AND REBECCA SALAZAR

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 03/04/2026

The League of Canadian Poets’ @canadianpoets.bsky.social theme for National Poetry Month this year is Land & Sea. More here: poets.ca/offerings/pr...

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 03/04/2026

One of my many odes to Stanley Park. Thanks to @canadianpoets.bsky.social for featuring me in today’s Poetry Pause. #PoetryofPlace #Vancouver

August 25, Third Beach
by Jessica McMillan

the peninsula spins evergreen
aroma braiding Pacific
current and mountain breeze
dressing down to cherry trees
stretched in whitewashed sky
framing the cliff, their limbs
the saviours of naked space.
the forest in the city,
cool with ancient boulders
anchors cedar heavens
dangling sunned silk
dusted with leaf dander.
from bedrock to soil alights
dandelion seeds, filaments of ecstasy
flicker among White Cabbage wings
and tiers of bleeding hearts
drip petal fat, soapy as the sea-foam
at the shore sluicing across waves
of sienna green, belly rolling
crab exoskeletons back up to mossy sandstone.
seagulls echo the granite seawall
rimmed with weekend bathers warming skin
and you are on my hip in a bucket hat
collecting a minute of mirth,
making seaweed bracelets
in the name of today, which is praise
for all we truly need.

Copyright © Jessica McMillan

Jessica Lee McMillan (she/her) is a poet and civil servant with recent/forthcoming work in CV2, The Malahat Review, Canadian Literature and others. Her chapbook Shine Like a Dime in the Dirt under the Moon is now available via Pinhole Poetry. Jessica lives in New Westminster, BC with her little family and large dog. www.jessicaleemcmillan.com

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 01/04/2026

My chapbook is now out with Pinhole Poetry! @pinholepoetry.bsky.social To Order: pinholepoetry.ca/shoppoetry/

Photo of chapbook. White frame with cyanotype centre image. Image gas white sphere/coin and “ghost impressions” of fallen cedar leaves, clover and flowers.

Book title is: shine like a dime in the dirt under the moon
by Jessica Lee McMillan

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 22/03/2026

Got my 3rd cup (Sundays only) and ready to join the next #TWSsprints

Mug shaped like deadly nightshade bottle from Tim Burton‘s Nightmare before Christmas (grey, textured and tapered on top). Book with pen in the background and round soft lamp

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 21/03/2026

“In a Fit of Sadness” by Vaishnavi Pusapati from B O D Y Happy #WorldPoetryDay! www.bodyliterature.com/2025/06/24/v...

IN A FIT OF SADNESS

there is no time for tears, there never is;
no time for breathing deep.
A fit of sadness is like pulling a door that says push,
again and again, into eternity;
Trapped like cattle on this side of the kissing gate.
I too know sadness, know well indeed,
our mutual friend, the fog that walks with us.
It is a gangrene, the sadness that grows, like long black hair,
like vines upon gates: A tree that hides
the sun, the rain, from us.
“Will the sadness stop?”, I ask, knowing there are no
wrong questions, only wrong answers.
Someone reading this is sad too, perhaps more than I am
and our collective sighs are the sound, the music,
the noise of the world.

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 20/03/2026

That time my husband and I met James Graham from The Twilight Sad at Neumos in Seattle and got an autograph.❤️ First album in 7 years March 27! #TheTwilightSad #MusicSky youtu.be/hTGUnELHOIk

The Twilight Sad’s Forget the Night Ahead album cover withphotocopy collage of person who hands covering face and a red background. LP is standing on top of reflective turntable cover. Turntable is in motion

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 20/03/2026

A tie with my other favourite take. This one I asked my daughter to keep even though she’s grown out of it.

Rectangular child’s book titled “Goodnight Goon” in neon green letters. By Michael Rex. Central image is a goblin looking into a castle room writhing with creatures.

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 19/03/2026

"Disturbing Church" by marilyn letts @mletts.bsky.social via @canadianpoets.bsky.social on today’s Poetry Pause. poets.ca/disturbing-c...

Disturbing Church
By marilyn letts

Little Rose hears about Judas’s betrayal and Peter’s denial,
instead of listening to “Hey Jude” and “Peter Cottontail.”
She perches on her seat
obediently quiet, occupied,
sketching with wax crayons.

If you had been there
you might have said,
Tell me about your drawing.
Rose would have shown you red robins
building nests in green trees
instead of a man dripping
blood on a cross.

Rose would have told you
In the nest
the robins will put blue eggs,
then—baby robins!
Her voice would have struck
sunlight
through the sombre service.

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 17/03/2026

It came. It’s beautiful🥹. My deepest thanks to @pinholepoetry.bsky.social Order here: pinholepoetry.ca/shoppoetry/

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 06/03/2026

From James Baldwin’s essay “Dark Days”.

The reality, the depth, and the persistence of the delusion of white supremacy in this country causes any real concept of education to be as remote, and as much to be feared, as change or freedom itself. What black men here have always known is now beginning to be clear all over the world. Whatever it is that white Americans want, it is not freedom—nei-ther for themselves nor for others.

It's you who'll have the blues, Langston Hughes said, not me.
Just wait and see.

Esquire, October 1980

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 03/03/2026

I can’t believe I finally finally finally scored a copy of Soul II Soul’s Club Classics Vol. One/Keep On Movin’. After 1989, they only pressed it once again in 1999. Finally found an affordable copy on Discogs.❤️ #SoulIISoul #Soul #R&B #Dance #Disco #HipHop youtu.be/TB54dZkzZOY

Soul II Soul LP cover resting atop of reflective turntable cover. Turntable is in motion. Image is tan and black photograph of sharply-dressed dancer in vest, shaved sides of hair with dreads on top raising arm in dance.

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 02/03/2026

Found a minty 4th edition yesterday. Hope it can take me through the week. #FrankOHara #Poetry

Vintage copy of lunch poems by Frank O’Hara on wooden desk. Cover is cerulean blue and orange.

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 22/02/2026

And he takes it up a notch when he finds his surf-punk brethren.

Adolescent (Bobby) with dark, spiked hair and leather jacket with spikes sitting on beach surrounded by adult punks. Bobby is holding a credit card.

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 19/02/2026

"Stag photographed with wire wrapped around antlers” by the incomparable Tolu Oloruntoba @tolu.ca for today’s Poetry Pause @canadianpoets.bsky.social

Stag photographed with wire wrapped around antlers
by Tolu Oloruntoba

Your modern crown of green fence
does make you larger than you were.
I too, would like to wear my confinement
as antlerpiece, to have discovered
the rutting of the green of forest and
the eternity of hydrocarbons, to be
thus followed by worshipful watchers
as I anoint and lift up the twisted child
that must inherit all earth. Eido. Lo. Ecce!

Note: Poem title is from Bullock, C. (2024, October 1I). Stag photographed with
wire wrapped around antlers. BBC News.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckg901kj2neo

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 16/02/2026

This is really creepy, but tempted to invoke Beavis here.

Cartoon character Beavis with blue t-shirt hooded over his head and caption “Are you threatening me?!”

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 15/02/2026

Said goodbye to The Pattullo today and hello to stal̕əw̓asəm Bridge (Riverview Bridge). 89 years. I took a huge bolt from the Pattullo’s deck for a keepsake. Today bridge was very much a verb. #NewWestminster

Approaching main truss of the Patullo. Empty lanes, some pedestrians and orange girders against blue sky.

Orange-painted struts (looking up), framing blue sky with white clouds.

Closeup of diagonal steel bridge beam with flaking orange paint overlooking new suspension bridge.

Suspension bridge with white cords disappearing into the top right. Bridge deck divide horizon with river before and blue sky above with large, cumulous clouds.

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 13/02/2026

“Memento Mori” by Minab Yetbarek @canadianpoets.bsky.social poets.ca/memento-mori...

Memento Mori
By Minab Yetbarek

(the Schara Tzedeck)

Black headstones blossom

even in winter

like rows of spring buds

frozen in the snow

on the everyday commute to work—

the second third of life beside sleep—

in the grave garden

from 22nd Street to Edmonds

staring back at the skytrain

moving, from mundane to mundane

and the plot expands every year

as the black plaques multiply

and the sight bookends each day—

passing a cemetery from the sky each way

what we were told not to do as children—

and the Star of David hangs over it all

like a reminder of some evil long ago

how death, though in the distance

must always be remembered

or how some other has died today

in some country far away

and how powerless one is

in the face of cyclic history

of black stones blossoming

even in winter.

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 11/02/2026

My chapbook is now available for pre-order on the Pinhole Poetry website! pinholepoetry.ca/shoppoetry/

Cyanotype with white sphere/coin and fallen cedar leaves, clover and flowers.

Book title is: shine like a dime in the dirt under the moon
by Jessica Lee McMillan

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 09/02/2026

A Martian Sends a Postcard Home by Craig Raine

A Martian Sends a Postcard Home
Craig Raine

Caxtons are mechanical birds with many wings
and some are treasured for their markings--

they cause the eyes to melt
or the body to shriek without pain.

I have never seen one fly, but
sometimes they perch on the hand.

Mist is when the sky is tired of flight
and rests its soft machine on the ground:

then the world is dim and bookish
like engravings under tissue paper.

Rain is when the earth is television.
It has the properites of making colours darker.

Model T is a room with the lock inside --
a key is turned to free the world

for movement, so quick there is a film
to watch for anything missed.

But time is tied to the wrist
or kept in a box, ticking with impatience.

In homes, a haunted apparatus sleeps,
that snores when you pick it up.

If the ghost cries, they carry it
to their lips and soothe it to sleep

with sounds. And yet, they wake it up
deliberately, by tickling with a finger.

Only the young are allowed to suffer
openly. Adults go to a punishment room

with water but nothing to eat.
They lock the door and suffer the noises

alone. No one is exempt
and everyone's pain has a different smell.

At night, when all the colours die,
they hide in pairs

and read about themselves --
in colour, with their eyelids shut.

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 30/01/2026

Finally have a copy of No Room for Squares. #HankMobley Now when will Blue Note press Dippin’?

Hank Mobley LP cover resting on reflective turntable (in motion). LP cover is yellow & black and features Mobley smoking.

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 03/01/2026

My heartfelt thanks to the editors and community organizations I got to work with in 2025. This list is mostly poetry (with some reprints) and does not even include music writing—including 4 interviews. 2025 was abundant.

Work Published in 2025

• 3 poems in Tokyo Poetry Journal, Vol 16,Winter 2025
• 2 poems in Fire from the Heart: Winners from the 2025 Muriel’s Journey Poetry Prize,
Three Ocean Press, November 2025
• 3 poems in Heron Tree, Volume 12, December 2025
• Interview, “The Art of Writing”, talking about strawberries all of the time, October 2025
• “Outpatient”, Pinhole Poetry Volume Three Selected, print edition, Spring 2025
• Excuses to Mark a Day, Stone Circle Review, August 2025
• Pain in the Reverie: What is a good poem and how does it begin? periodicities, July 2025
• “72” Tiny Spoon, Superstition/Issue 13, Spring/Summer 2025
• The Day Shane MacGowan Died, Contemporary Verse 2, Spring 2025
• “Bridging the Gap” RCLAS Cooperative poem, April 2025
• “Mother Lode” Poetry Pause, League of Canadian Poets, April 2025
• “Almanac”, pacificREVIEW 2025, the AFTER:words Issue, May 2025
• The Air Itself Is One Vast Library, ROOM Magazine (online), April 2025
• 5 poems in talking about strawberries all of the time, April 2025
• “Avocado”, Poetry Pause, League of Canadian Poets, March 2025
• “Ambient”, The New Quarterly, Issue 173, January 2025
• “Principally Uncertain”, Lover’s Eye Press, Issue 9, January 2025
• “Time Out”, Kinds of Cool: A Collection of Jazz Poetry, Jerry Jazz Musician
Unsolicited Press, January 2025

Readings:

• Ode to the Pattullo Art Salon, Saturday, April 12, 2025 at Anvil Centre, New Westminster
• SAPP: a poetry zine, Volume 3 launch, September 13, 2025 at Wildfires Bookshop, New West
• RCLAS Poetry in the Park Host: July 16 & 23 at Queen’s Park, New West
• SAPP Pride Edition, June 25 at Wildfires Bookshop, New West
• National Poetry Month Poetry + Art Salon, Saturday, April 12, 2025 at Anvil Centre, New West
• “Ambient” for The New Quarterly feature, March 2025

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Jessica Lee McMillan @jessicaleemcmillan.com · 01/01/2026

Happy New Year! An amazing find a Relove Records, New Westminster. So damn good. This album has a track stolen and made famous by Rod Stewart. #JorgeBen #Brasil youtu.be/HLbW0cyZXDE

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