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Quantum * This peel, innards of fruit skinned to resemble my mother's face after she slipped under the knife-- found little girls inside screaming to come out. Of this light there is a strange sense of urgency to be a zombie without brains, or working organs, or gizzards that resemble unused paperweights (one lump, two) * * My mouth is warm enough without a victim, without mom who looked only after bandages unraveled to peer into broken glass. * * * If you see the world clearly, you're looking through the wrong mirror. |
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matina stamatakis is the editor of a new magazine, Venereal Kittens, and is currently working on her MFA. Some of her works have been featured in: Zafusy, Eratio, Cynic Magazine, Can We Have Our Ball Back?, Albany Poets Magazine, and is forthcoming in: Coupremine, Word for/ Word, and Elimae. When she is not writing, she enjoys spending time with her son and enjoys traveling. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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