3/29/2021 0 Comments Poetry by Andrea Lynn Koohi Dane CC
I Wish I Could Tell You how we held our flashlights as though they were guns aimed them at cracks along ceiling edges beating back roaches who dared to emerge though often they’d lose their gluey grip fall upside down onto our beds while just beyond the door each night our parents transformed into things unseeing rage shards shooting as trails of liquids and powders soiled each crevice of our lives like the roaches. I wish I could tell you before you check that box that we wielded the light until it died, but they kept crawling through. Andrea Lynn Koohi is a writer and editor from Toronto, Canada. Her work appears or is forthcoming in The Maine Review, Pithead Chapel, Streetlight Magazine, the winnow magazine, Emerge Literary Journal and others.
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