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New Delta Review

‘Danielle Pafunda’

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The Dead Girls Speak in Unison

POEM by DANIELLE PAFUNDA

Don’t ask us what it’s like / in that moment when the body / skitters away / from that stupid / sheepy shape of breath.

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Contributors: 1.1

Sarah Bartlett lives in Portland, Oregon. Her chapbook (co-written with Chris Tonelli), A Mule-Shaped Cloud, was published by horse less press in 2008.

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The Dead Girls Speak in Unison

POEM by DANIELLE PAFUNDA

We used to do it, too. / Put a finger on the planchet / and hope for something even sluttier / to reveal its shuddering self

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The Dead Girls Speak in Unison

POEM by DANIELLE PAFUNDA

Fold yourself over, / Paul Bunyan. / Put this stick / in your stick slot / you beanpoled crater face.

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The Dead Girls Speak in Unison

POEM by DANIELLE PAFUNDA

At the crude nest of the mouth / eggs have been / eggs have red run

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