Splayed Like a Butterfly
She would no sooner thigh gap than splay the butterfly. she’d face a wall as soon as a window because a sky is a wall too, just bluer. And splayed like knees to the sun. And butterfly like bricks with eyes. Laura Page Laura Page is a graduate of Southern Oregon University where she studied English and Sociology. Her work has appeared in many literary publications, including Red Paint Hill, The Minola Review, Tinderbox Poetry Journal, and Kindred. Her chapbook, "Children, Apostates" is forthcoming from Dancing Girl Press.
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January 2021
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