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      April 23, 2022Somewhere in My Body Are Two Flowers for the Same PersonAnis Mojgani

      I do not always have the right thing to say
      my foot sometimes moves without me
      a wing of my library is filled
      with only the knocking of one cuckoo clock
      and the voices of yellow flowers
      a path of empty vases follows us
      somewhere in my body
      small memories
      fold newspapers by the thousands
      turning them into small squares

      from #39 - Spring 2013

      Anis Mojgani

      “I took a poetry class at the end of high school with Ms. Jean Gill, which first opened my eyes to the possibility of writing poems. The first poem I wrote for her was about summer in New Orleans. The second was about my grandfather’s aftershave. After seeing the poet Jeffrey McDaniel perform in my freshman year of college and buying Jeff ’s book Alibi School, my brain and heart opened further to what poetry could do both on the page and when being spoken.”