P. Scott Cunningham Miami (Anjanette Delgado)
Qasida of the Pinecone after Lorca The pinecone wasn’t asking for the dawn: almost undead on its limb, it asked to be alone. The pinecone wasn’t asking for science or shadow: the mind’s and body’s limits, it asked to be alone. The pinecone wasn’t asking for the pinecone: the stillness of the sky was in it; it asked to be alone. Originally published in Ya Te Veo (University of Arkansas, 2018) |
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