triangles and other polygons
triangles and other polygons
new mathematics of living, of loving
we fell into patterns so neatly
unspoken leaders shifting, flocking
how beautiful it is to breathe deeply
inhaling together
one
two
three
four
unison has taken on a new meaning
by which I mean sameness feels palpable and perhaps it’s replaced other tactile realities
can we unlearn fleshly languages?
will we sit on a horizon of something else?
of not yet
of almost
can we ride on angles and points and orbits?
four
three
two
one
new world order and frankly it’s a bit of a drag
race you to the point where you almost disappeared
Morgan L. Green
contents of issue 12
Mask
M. Carmen Lane
Morgan L. Green Biography
Morgan L. Green is a Black/Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape writer, dancer, and scholar from West
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His work is driven by questions of imagination, the body,
space/time, and failure. Currently he is completing his PhD in History at the University of
Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
