Night of our Birth
imagine her body in welsh. it reads like a field
hidden by the aquarids above, painting a position inches between the spheres of leamington and I-speak-as-much-chinese-as-you-do, which is to say none, which is to insist upon our equal defects, nightwaves on thighs and thoughts. the landscape talks in hushes, so imprecise in its ivory anger and our indecencies, some distance from the wildfires that talk in tongues about the problem of a befouled white woman swallowing the other. this is where the insides of minds are erased, on godgiven freckles that are surprisingly smooth to touch, and a willow hand through my black lalang hair, before the desperate griphold, at last two desires at ease. By Edward Eng QLRS Vol. 15 No. 4 Oct 2016_____
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