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oh wrist bone oh ring shadow
oh thin-lined tattoos
swirling florals cutthroat & envy

all muscle & smooth & tucked elbow
& little cat scratch scars

rind of blade & whistle
a sharpthroated fledgling
​​                                   oh sublime flesh

we measure out time with your sunburns
balloon puff & water vesicles

what does it mean to tongue blistered skin
to feel it burst honey scab in our gums

oh frostbite fingernails oh knucklebones
oh gemstone wilderness

clavicle cavity a little dipper
filled with the broth of our gutstretch wombs
muddied horse flank warm as nectar

oh tank top oh intergalactic grass stain
oh blooded bat teeth & collected trauma

drip of rhinestone reminding us
the world is never different
beginning or end

just ghost & heat
copper taste & gourmet wounds
never deeper than a pinprick



Hannah V Warren is a doctoral student at the University of Georgia where she studies poetry and speculative narratives. She is the author of two chapbooks: [re]construction of the necromancer (2020) and Southern Gothic Corpse Machine (forthcoming 2022). Her works have appeared in Gulf Coast, The Pinch, and Fairy Tale Review, among others.
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9 Feb 2026

“I’ve never actually visited the pā before,” she said out loud. “Is this where they gather lāʻī to make the pūʻolo?” she asked. “Yes,” Benny responded, glancing to see where Nanea was pointing. “Here and in other places as well. Many of these ti have been growing for decades now.” She paused for a moment. “I think about all the work you guys do, you know, up in those offices, and I think that all of that work actually starts from right here, in the ground, all covered in the earth and the pōhaku and the ti. Most people don’t even know it, but it all starts right here.
sometime in the night, we heard rocking and knocking and rapping and tapping, a million trillion tiny feet
The triangles bred and twisted, replicating themselves.
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