Prose
Morpho
Part I Ovum Vanessa loved summers at Big Mama’s. It took her sixteen hours on the Greyhound to get to the tiny town of Union
Part I Ovum Vanessa loved summers at Big Mama’s. It took her sixteen hours on the Greyhound to get to the tiny town of Union
Standing on top of thecityman in the moondon’t slam my frontdoorchasing us with theStreet lights snap onlike fireflieson a June night.
The clock on the nightstand was a blur behind Gail’s dry contact lens. She felt the heavy foundation smearing the pillow. It wasn’t hers. That’s
I always imagedthat one dayMy maternal instinctswould kick in, and(my wanderlustwould fade away, and)I wouldbe content withfrosting cupcakesfor my kid’s class(staying putin one place)because it