(un)timezone

i want to be reminded why i came out & i want to be negated by the undulating synaesthetic waves that pass as a coherent theory & i want to be perceived only by other voids & i want to watch the embers of statism flow through our queer souls & i want to burrow in intricate queer analysis & i've never known what the hell i want & i want to be loved anyway & i want a bespoke (a)gender for every soul in the universe & i want the only state to be an eternal flow state & the only exchange economy to be the exchange of tired old pronouns for the new ones that make you want to live & i want to, usually, want to live & i want to feel warm and stimmy and still somehow insurgent & i want human interaction without the pressure of being human & i want labels that don't sound like diagnoses & i want to feel normal among everyone else who's ever felt weird & i want to still be anarchocurious after a lifetime in the (non)movement & i want to live a world that negates me back.

"Untimezone is a gender-anarchic cry of triumph that does not shy away from the horrors of our modern life, but instead illustrates every part of an atemporal journey in vivid color and plunges you into the author’s world. Filled with yearning, philosophy, humor, and anguish, but not without joy, everyone will be able to find a relatable mood, and fellow radical trans folks will find themselves furiously nodding along. " - Sarah Klein, trans poet & author of Mast Cell Mathematics