Palms and hips, my love, are weak with it, it rings in the gut We paint the door frame bloody and yet don’t bother to kneel, my love, through and through It is a mountaintop and we are running, looking for some burning bush, some where to take our shoes off two by two we roam through the thick of it.
Meg McManama is a Ph.D candidate and Teaching Fellow at University of North Texas. Her work is published and forthcoming in poets.org, Western Humanities Review, The Pinch, Poetry Wales, and elsewhere.
Art by Edvard Munch.