The 2River View | 23.2 (Winter 2019) |
Luis Cuauhtémoc Berriozábal This afternoon and the clouds keep possession missing behind the clouds. I want to wrap my hands without hurting them. I see a little bit of the sky This evening the stars The moon looks like a handless clock. instead of a clock. The white pill in One hand stops and then the other. above. It offers the moon the big hand Luis Cuauhtémoc Berriozábal lives in Los Angeles, where he works in the mental health field. He is the author of several books, including Songs for Oblivion (Alternating Current Press), Peering into the Sun (Poets Democracy), Raw Materials (Pygmy Forest Press), and Everything is Permitted (Ten Pages Press).
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