the crisis ii
habitual to unquestioning
validity balking now having suspected this your logic as deluded fragmentary no shame or shame ensconced bloated and belabored woodworms or woodworm applied poorly is how you grieve crimson faced enraged but this it was not me not my doing myself i extricate bewildered no more |
Melissa Morano Aurigemma
is a writer, artist, and doctoral candidate studying phenomenology. She appreciates the ability of poetry to capture phenomena of the lived experience. Most recently, she has utilized poetic output as a space to explore being and belongingness. She spends her time in Italy and New York. |