All eyes are on me
entering the deli
under my own power
Frenzied narratives
unravel ‘riddles’
And I wonder would
snapping my finger
in South Florida faces
awaken them from the
‘50s?
Deli
by Raymond Nat Turner / December 30th, 2018
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