Kailey Tedesco<\/p>\n
The cheshire-tooth simpers
\naway and the ferris wheel, empty,
\npersists against grey winds.<\/p>\n
Broken glass skitters across
\nlinoleum like dice on a table:
\nit peoples the abandoned casino.<\/p>\n
The shore in its pure being:
\nsquare-scene polaroid
\nleft to develop in the
\nNovember morning.<\/p>\n
Huddled on a bench: we
\nexist with the warmth of
\ncheeseburgers, dazzled<\/p>\n
by the bare horizon
\nbathing in the sun.<\/p>\n
KAILEY TEDESCO<\/strong>‘s poetry aims to channel the viscerally piercing voices of Plath and Dickinson, while conveying the modern world in a disfiguring and bewildering lens. She is currently enrolled in Arcadia University’s creating writing-poetry MFA program. Her work has been featured in Lehigh Valley Vanguard<\/em> and she is a poetry editor for Marathon Literary Review<\/em>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Kailey Tedesco The cheshire-tooth simpers away and the ferris wheel, empty, persists against grey winds. Broken glass skitters across linoleum like dice on a table: it peoples the abandoned casino. The shore in its pure being: square-scene polaroid left to … Continue reading