Arch of Hysteria
The man who hangs from the rooftree is wrenched back into an arc his bronze skin glints where it catches the light his fingertips might touch his heels were it not for the spine's resistance the thrum of his mind might rest if he could arc into a circle if heels and fingertips could meet. Sharon Phillips Sharon is a retired college principal, who lives on the Isle of Portland, England. She spends her time cooking, reading and writing poems, some of which have been published or are forthcoming in Algebra of Owls, Ink Sweat and Tears, Picaroon and Three Drops from a Cauldron.
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