Poem by Marian Kilcoyne (Ireland) Published in The Ofi Press issue 45
| Beauty in Things Alone After Johann C. Riedel
Eating glass, breaking it Down with mouth juice The thinnest pieces are Hardest to manoeuvre, as They migrate to cheek flesh And marbled gum- the cutting Swift, deep, the between teeth Crackle pleases like no other, the Melting point- velvet. |
Marian is an Irish writer based on the west coast of Ireland. She has been published in Crannog, Quiddity, Poetry Salzburg Review, Apalachee Review, Grey Sparrow Journal, and others.
Image: 'A broken glass' by Ananta Bhadra Lamichhan.