by Jay Udall
My daughter is drawn to heights
that make me shake with terror.
When she was small, Ferris wheels
became my personal hell, Continue reading
by Jay Udall
My daughter is drawn to heights
that make me shake with terror.
When she was small, Ferris wheels
became my personal hell, Continue reading
Filed under Poetry
by Jay Udall
The someone we killed,
my cousin and I
in our youth, a face
I can’t see, but weak
and dumb—he was ours,
the air become red,
limbs and head severed Continue reading
Filed under Poetry