Mammography
Flattened to lace, a vessel reveals rotting land, prompting a shadowed, breathless…
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From ULR
Issue 10 – The Body
Breasts
Breasts shrivel, bare stones sinking. Sunless inexistence embraces skeletal conversations, settling deep within the bone-sea.
December 17, 2023
Like stemless flowers
dying alongside each other,
my breasts shrivel
into sunless inexistence,
each deflated convexity
a bare stone rolling down
the bone of my bone,
tracing skeletal conversations,
settling to the bottom of the sea,
raising the water levels a smidge.
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Suchita Parikh Mundul
Suchita Parikh-Mundul is a writer and copy editor. Her poems have appeared in literary magazines like Narrow Road, The Bombay Literary Magazine, Yugen Quest Review, Outlook India, Muse India, Sahitya Akademi’s Indian Literature, and anthologies such as Amity: peace poems (ed. Sahana Ahmed, Hawakal, 2022), The Well-Earned (ed. Kiriti Sengupta, Hawakal, 2022), and international compilations. Her articles have appeared in print magazines as well as websites.