IMPACT

  • Home
  • About
    • IMPACT Team
  • Submissions
    • Guidelines & Policies
    • Apply for Editor
  • Issues
    • 2022: Ergo >
      • Writing
      • Art
      • Performance
    • 2021: Reformation >
      • Writing
      • Art
      • Performance
    • 2020: The Revival
  • Contact
  • Home
  • About
    • IMPACT Team
  • Submissions
    • Guidelines & Policies
    • Apply for Editor
  • Issues
    • 2022: Ergo >
      • Writing
      • Art
      • Performance
    • 2021: Reformation >
      • Writing
      • Art
      • Performance
    • 2020: The Revival
  • Contact

gender

by Robin Wyllie-Scholz
pirates, in general
a pirate who is also a gardener on the side

flannel shirts

moss

forests

the word “dastardly”

the word “foppish”

wordplay

sword fights

the Inigo Montoya & Dread Pirate Roberts sword fight in the Princess Bride

the word “lad”

feminine, but not as a woman

to gender as la croix is to fruit

sarcasm

olive green

playing the drums

the idea of being in a band

doc martens

vampires 

victorian dandies

shapeshifters 

Loki, and other trickster gods

confusion, mine and other people’s

the moon

the shirt I got from my dad

dungeons and dragons

Halloween

​murder mystery dinner parties

heist movies

tattoos

scars with stories

lies without malice

being bad at directions
sideways 
diagonal 

spatially unaware

twisted, waiting to unravel

Artist Statement​
This piece is a list poem I wrote in creative writing about how my gender feels to me.
Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.