Patricia L. Hamilton

#67 May 2018, 2018

What Part of No by Patricia L. Hamilton

Don’t you understand? You could be her grandfather. Falcon stooping prey. Fresh-picked berry, crushed. Fragrant blossom cast aside. Hummingbird wing, cut. Cloak yourself in shame. No excuses. Douse the fire, stir the embers cold. Lust exposed to light: your name a scrap of paper, shredded. Confetti. Tattered coat, flapping. Your days of empire over. Girls

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