Issue 11: | January 2022 |
Poem: | 54 words |
“Triple-Q” | Challenge |
My husband argued a quahog quesadilla would be terrible. We quibbled over the misappropriation of fresh chowder clams— the quiddity of tortillas was never in question—although I had to concede the quobbled strips of stringy meat would pair poorly with salsa verde; memories of surf and sand too heavy for cheese.
—One of 12 Finalists in MacQ’s “Triple-Q” Writing Challenge
lives in the DC metro area. Her poetry has most recently appeared in Tofu Ink Arts Press, Tempered Runes Press, Cauldron Anthology, and two anthologies from Mythos Poets Society. You can find her online at:
https://gabbygilliam.squarespace.com/ and
https://www.facebook.com/GabbyGilliamAuthor
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