in longchuan, we name grief after our bones, translate hunger into the space in our bodies. bellies swelling, skin peeling like bruised tangerines, bones parting from flesh. zhāo dì, zhāo dì, zhāo dì. somewhere a mother is praying with our names, h… Read on blog or Reader Eunoia Review Read on blog or Reader haibun on supermarket fruit perfectsublimemasters June 20 in longchuan, we name grief after our bones, translate hunger into the space in our bodies. bellies swelling, skin peeling like bruised tangerines, bones parting from flesh. zhāo dì, zhāo dì, zhāo dì. somewhere a mother is praying with our names, her syllables slurring in a tight-lipped smile. we dig our chins into our chests, […] Continue reading Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment.

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