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July
January 31, 2021
grape vines—
twine nostalgia—
busy young bodies
invent new enzymes.
React—
sweet wine—
bitterness undermined.
endless summer—
ephemeral rains—
The music of old pains
ceased to compel me!
Ready—
All hearts and hydrangeas
blossom for an intercity parade,
Apocalypse
spares 31 days.
© Shuci Z., Los Angeles, California
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Shuci Z. is a poet, guilty feminist, and high school sophomore. She indulges in literature, art, environmental & social advocacy, and metamodernist sentiments, but also spares time to feed her newly developed addiction to comedy news. Shuci dreams to make Spaceship Earth a stronger world and write poems about the moon in Cappadocia, Turkey, presumably in a hot air balloon.