Arsenic Lobster poetry journal |
Issue Forty-three April 2017 |
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ammonite sonnet Melissa Eleftherion the ammonite an index of sutures i got tired of cataloging them hermetically sealing little traumas afraid they’d get to know one another go boom little mother catastrophes instead i smashed little rocks to bits in a ditch each shard a memory released pressure from stomach the common burial ground the cavity of accumulation each little box coated in dust and feelings each glass stone chamber not really secret i get ready to shatter the discretions i open my palms no explosions no pain coalesce little traumas wrap your wounds around each other a chrysalis blood a becoming of feathers of air a fire |
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