The 2River View | 28.2 (Winter 2024) |
Sadie Shorr-Parks God changed once Then we didn’t talk and threatened to start writing poetry. Then God turned living lavishly in life’s lumps. I’m always having to settle the crowd See me, dropping into my flop era then I’m rising like seltzer bubbles, These days nobody talks about my short bones, Doctors love to measure my femur bones, | ||
Sadie Shorr-Parks is the author of Honey Month (Main Street Rag). Her poems are found or forthcoming in Aquifer: The Florida Review, Painted Bride Quarterly, and Southwest Review. She teaches writing at Shepherd University where she is the director for the Society for Creative Writing. (website) | ||
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