A CUBE WHO IS GROWING. AND GROWING UNSURE OF HIMSELF. #8
mid april: thirty five degrees. in the absence of clouds:
the sun is showing even it has limits. two young lovers
hold bare hands beside the lake: ignoring the logic of
pockets. we've already shown our appreciation for pockets.
holding everything we hold so dear that we must bring it
along. didn't know what to give them for a gift: yesterday's
dinner mints stink-y-ing in the heat: a case study the limitations
of objections/the space between object and the representative thank
you. it's a thankless job. not unlike the jobs of all the other
object-things. the screams of the june grass/the farm cat
who wished to never go inside. on the day that a mouth emerges
from the vased-daylily we will have a new language to learn.
i imagine i'm sorry & thank you will get all tangled up on our tongues.
ABOUT THE POET
Sean Cho A. is the author of American Home (Autumn House 2021) winner of
the Autumn House Press chapbook contest. His work can be future found or
ignored in Copper Nickel, Prairie Schooner, The Massachusetts Review, Nashville
Review, among others. Sean is a graduate of the MFA program at The University
of California
Irvine and a PhD Student at the University of Cincinnati. He is the
editor in chief of
The Account.
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