AGG, aka Adrian Gaston Garcia

His dick looked like an Olive Garden breadstick

So I let him 
toss 
my 
salad

We helped 
ourselves
to seconds, 
thirds

I would 
have eaten 
all of him 
if only 
he let me

I never 
knew hunger 
could taste 
like that

We were 
unlimited
in appetite, 
with mouths 
full 

We yelled 
demands 
for more

He was
body 
licking
good

That night,
gluttony 
flavored
more 
sweet 
than 
sin 

But didn’t 
last longer 
than that 
late craving 
for a snack 

That was                     
only meant 
to be 
a guilty 
pleasure.



Adrian Gaston Garcia (aka AGG) is a queer Latine storyteller whose mission is to share narratives that build community. He hails from the Windy City and has been in the district for the past 14 years. Adrian fuels his creativity via the performing arts, specifically theater and spoken word poetry. His work is primarily based on his experiences and the intersectionality of his identities. Adrian’s poetry has been featured at a variety of venues and shows, including the American Poetry Museum, the DC Latino Book Festival, DC Pride Poems, World Poetry Festival, and the Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company. Adrian is the co-host and producer of Los Bookis Podcast, a podcast for queer Latine bookworms who love queer Latine stories. He is also the founder and organizer of Tintas DC - a Latine writers group in the DC Metro Area. Adrian is part of the 2025 year’s Pride Poet in Residence at the Arts Club of Washington.