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Tier 1: I Don’t Fck with Poetry but I Fck with You

One-time donation — any amount you choose

For those who don’t care about poetry or reading but care about people.
You’re not signing up for poems — just showing support while I deal with a broken health care system and keep writing, organizing, and trying to stay in one piece.
Choose your own donation amount. Anything helps.

Tier 2: The Supporter

$17.50–$30/month (November–February)

Twice a month, you’ll get:

  • A printed poem or short story on premium card stock

  • Each one paired with a small piece of art — sometimes a pressed flower, sometimes a hand-written note or a short reflection

This tier helps keep the lights on and the words moving.

Tier 3: Give Me Poetry or Give Me Death

$40+/month (November–February)

Twice a month, you’ll get:

  • A poem or short story printed on nice card stock

  • Plus something extra every time — a bonus piece of writing (like a chapter from my novel), or a small taste or scent of North Carolina

This tier keeps me busy and walking while I recover, and helps you build a little personal collection of art and writing that lasts.

Tier 4: Just the Poetry

$5–$10/month (November–February)

For those who want to receive my poems but can’t swing the higher tiers.
You’ll still get my work twice a month, printed on standard paper — the simple, stripped-down version.
This tier just covers printing and postage so I can keep sending poems to anyone who wants them.

The Details

  • All tiers run from November through February (four months total).

  • Shipments go out twice a month.

  • You can cancel, reduce, or adjust your donation anytime — just message me.

  • Shipping costs me about $5/month in the U.S. and $8/month internationally.

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