MEG RONAN
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abdominal tears
wanting licked // going kiln-dead retreat or lamb dalliance mobile treason--yes, mobile treason wanting licked // taking other blades grass feels each separate wanting flat hand on limb grass' surface sharps // not fattened //ray can--yes back down mobile treason but one warmth wanted back down sharp silhouetting with one flattened warmth abdominal tears back down for now sun a spectacular represenation // a sunreel comfort me a back down dead baby in a crib the point here is to make space, what i meant to say is, oh, longing i feel organ-ill & oily propane luster & bloated mortar mix |
MEG RONAN is the author of the obligatory garnish argument (SpringGun Press 2014). Her poems have appeared in 1913: a journal of forms, APARTMENT Poetry, Big Lucks & other lovely journals. She reads for Gazing Grain Press, an inclusive feminist chapbook press, organizes the In Your Ear reading series with Tony Mancus & works at Bridge Street Books in Washington, DC.
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