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Tag Archives: Josephine Wu
funeral for my grandmother in which i drink tea for the first time
i sip a chimney of smoke in spoonfuls bury my feet beneath glass remember that to burn incense is to marry our martyrs with matriarchs my grandmother’s grave melts in plum wine a tablespoon of jasmine dimpling over grass you … Continue reading
the house i will build in a decade
because in / ten years / i will be twenty-nine and i / don’t wish to grow anything / beyond that / sallow in me my stomach / my swallow / my esophagus stripped in two / find me a … Continue reading
medan half-sunken by dust and sorrow
& grandmother strung by the thread of her qipao outside a church, cotton-chafed and her left shoe slotted underneath her wrist. a cross left behind by a passing missionary between her blood-muddied thighs. she didn’t feel my father until he … Continue reading