Contact Sheet
After Contact Sheet #4539 of three different sets of identical twins, by Diane Arbus In our secret language, we float upside down. It’s like speaking to a mirror. Or an x-ray. Those shrouded outlines presenting us with maps. Here is your tongue, sister. Let me share it. Here is my hand. You take it into yourself, a piece left over from the time before when we slept in the aperture of our mother’s body. Here are our eyes. Pinholes or cataracts. Equally blind. Sarah Nichols Sarah Nichols is a co-editor of Thank You for Swallowing, an online journal of feminist protest poetry. She is the author of three chapbooks, including She May Be a Saint (Hermeneutic Chaos Press, 2016), and Edie (Whispering): Poems from Grey Gardens (Dancing Girl Press, 2015). Her work has also appeared in Yellow Chair Review, Rogue Agent, and Noble/Gas Qtrly.
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January 2021
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