• Chorine

    Jameson Fitzpatrick

    Fall 2023

    I’m writing you from the head of a pin, to mark it.

    I think I’m the only one dancing up here.

    That I may pass a moment longer as a naïf.

    Elsewhere the angels I am sing:

    What does the pin pierce, and why?

    Jameson Fitzpatrick is the author of Pricks in the Tapestry (Birds, LLC 2020). A 2023 National Endowment for the Arts Literature Fellow in Creative Writing, she teaches at New York University.

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                     unclouding   swift and pale down avenues, with the stark outbreak of troops in the epic muslin, black   as dawn’s cinders, towards the true north of your irises’ extinction, afire, to-torn flashes   of dark at wakes, where crude bounces beyond any proof                                                                                                           

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