Roxanne Byrne

Apr 22, 2020
3 min

Dollar Bill Ballot Box

I used to keep a pocket full of bills, One, explaining that free speech was a right so sacred it could kill Another, saying that we have...

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Roxanne Byrne

Apr 21, 2020
6 min

The Viewing

We all wonder, how can we possibly have faith after death? When the earth comes crashing down at our feet and all we want is for time to...

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Roxanne Byrne

Apr 19, 2020
1 min

Just ASCII n g

Would these paragraphs seem so beautiful as the waves of grass? If they were not growing backwards into your brain as thoughts about why...

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Apr 22, 2020
3 min

Dollar Bill Ballot Box

I used to keep a pocket full of bills, One, explaining that free speech was a right so sacred it could kill Another, saying that we have...

Apr 21, 2020
6 min

The Viewing

We all wonder, how can we possibly have faith after death? When the earth comes crashing down at our feet and all we want is for time to...

Apr 19, 2020
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Just ASCII n g

Would these paragraphs seem so beautiful as the waves of grass? If they were not growing backwards into your brain as thoughts about why...

Apr 19, 2020
1 min

Semantic Drift

We are adrift. In a sea of meaning, and non-meaning, and I- I didn’t mean to. Adrift, splicing and decimating, reducing to one-tenth. So...

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Hey, I'm Roxanne :D

I'm a writer, comedian, feminist, slam poet, wannabe lucid dreamer, and a soon-to-be mental health professional.

I have a B.A. in Sociology from Midwestern State University, with a Minor in Psychology.

I love improv comedy and I perform in the DFW area with my troupes Dirty Dawg$ and Cisginger

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