Silent Vigil.

I wrote this piece shortly after Eurydice Dixon's murder and vigil. It explores the aftermath of the senseless and horrid violation of her autonomy and the ending of her life. It continues in to many of the ways people (especially women and AFAB folks) are controlled and forced to behave and perform as well as what they need to do to try and be safe in the face of this.

– Hal Simons