Author: Lee Slonimsky

Cited by

• Carol Goodman (1)
  • IN: The Widow's House (2017) Fiction, American
    EPIGRAPH: And now the flight of sea hawks hints at pterodactyl blood while ancient sunlight shimmers on the bay, and our thoughts turn to love, which if it lasts a year will flirt with immortality. Vesuvius has nothing new to say, haze-shrouded, calm. This all goes by so fast. There's more than one kind of catastrophe.
    FROM: Seaside Bench, Sorrento, (2008), Poem, US