I walk through Dragon’s Gate past Tourist shops with girlish things, Turquoise satin pouches, crimson key chains, Unicorn lunch boxes, glow in the dark yo-yos. Party favors from a brighter decade. Before I misplaced my calendars, Before I forgot about wars and murders, Crowds jostled here for hanging ducks. All’s disappeared like a mad conjurer’s […]
Carla Sarett
Carla Sarett's recent poems appear in Blue Unicorn, The Remington Review, ONE ART, Prole, San Pedro River Review and elsewhere. She awaits publication of her debut novel, A Closet Feminist. Carla lives in San Francisco.