Amelia Parenteau

I'm a writer, French-English translator, and theater maker with a passion for social justice and a penchant for travel.

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Stain'd Magazine • 18th March 2019

Compulsion

COMPULSION: poetry, prose and photography
Stain'd Magazine • 8th September 2017

Going, Going, Grown

I scraped a dead mouse off our kitchen floor, petrified, with the dust pan. I’m restoring my face, patting pores into place, washing fine hairs down the drain.
Stain'd Magazine • 31st August 2017

Squeaks

“This bitch won’t let me sleep,” but it’s you who haunts my dreams, missing you and finding me again, thumbs around my waist, taking the mystery suitcase, leaving me to...
Stain'd Magazine • 31st August 2017

Housewarming

I assumed the bruises were from you, because who else could taint the winter flesh of my inner arm, striping lines of blue and green, a sure mark of your...
Stain'd Magazine • 31st August 2017

TODAY IS NOT YET YESTERDAY

I dreamed for the first time, recently, of dreaming, the endless cycle of waking into realities that run only as brackish subcurrents to our own. (I swore I would never...
Two Words For • 26th November 2014

Today We Have Naming of Parts

I won’t write about the Clitoris, capital C – all vagina monologues, postmodern pop feminism – because every girl has one, because graphic sexual poetry is not my thing, it...
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