Antisocial Social Club

1 Minute Read Time

A grayscale photo of a person with dark hair, laying in bed and on their phone. They lay next to a laptop, and in front of a large window covered by curtains. — Photo by Ahmed Nishaath on Unsplash

banish the word offering—i prefer payment

ur likes are insincere

at dream state university

guests may enjoy warm seltzer

hollow skies

my soiled vuitton panties

it’s a family affair

i love appearing as epigraphs in ur messy poems

this may surprise u but i was horrible at woodshop

sometimes i feel like a gorilla in an elevator

dream: greg is not getting any younger. i ask when he’ll put that  lovin’ on me

thankfully i’m walt’s type

bianca jagger—i can’t believe i said u were cute & u said noted for the future

the problem with pretending u have no feelings?—it catches up to u

Michael Chang

(they/them) is the author of several collections of poetry, including Boyfriend Perspective (Really Serious Literature, 2021), Almanac of Useless Talents (CLASH Books, 2022), and Synthetic Jungle (Northwestern University Press, 2023). They were awarded the Poetry Project’s Brannan Prize and serve as poetry editor at Fence.

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