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The Sealey Challenge Day 23

Richard Jeffrey Newman

by Richard Jeffrey Newman

The Sealey Challenge Day 23

The Sealey Challenge Day 23

...and the globe
might shake us off its flank like quarry dust
and start again with something less
free, less
wrecked by greed but it suffers us
on its blue cetacean patience
like festered barnacles.

—from “The Massacre,” in Perpetua, by Olga Broumas

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