Current Issue About Editorial Note Archives Submitting Links		Valentina Cano Butchering She watches her reflection plastered against the deli display. The glass flings back ripples of meat, folds as thrumming pink as her own. Her neck twists into knots as she tries to unsee. Her arms and chicken cuts, her legs and glazed hams. Her eyes just fingerprint-pocked glass. Next Poem
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