were not meant to be. I wish
to be lucky, enough
for the red I am wearing.
For random() to
always return me
to you. To be formless, genreless.
Miscellaneous
always. To be willingly
categorized. I give you
consent to filter for me in
search for the message that made your
home online. To be a factory of
permissions. Maybe it isn’t so bad
to keep lost sites in our hearts.
To be a stronger vessel for my heart.
To be kept.
Writer and Artist
Alicia Guo
Alicia Guo is an artist and researcher whose work includes computational forms and creativity tools. Her computational poems have appeared in Taper Issue #9, The HTML Review, and Crawlspace.