5/3/2018 Poetry By Shan Cawleymoving out saying goodbye in the bedroom- the time capsule for all of my failed relationships waft into the living room its breeziness stained, tattered and so guilty the witness to sin, a bystander by inaction. the kitchen and its dirty floors, the broken stove i look at the window i used to climb into; fear eludes me still. through the threshold i go, the home i called my own a monument to remember my past lives by. commentary on streetcars by bukowski streetcars- infatuation, institutions, aging finding comfort in god while small what is the difference
catholicism, streetcars, girls instead of numbers, use instances and situations as timestamps ![]() Bio: Shan Cawley is a poet based out of Morgantown, WV. Her first full length collection, kingdom now, is set to be released this summer by Maudlin House Press. You can follow Shan on Twitter and Instagram @shancawleywvu. Photo by Brianna Fierro Comments are closed.
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