Issue 23: | 28 April 2024 |
Poem: | 69 words |
No, you don’t get it. I don’t enjoy shopping for stuff I need like groceries. I dig recreational shopping. I love to see how a designer tee I can’t afford looks on me, sift through blouses on the “Final Markdown” rack that slide drunkenly off one side of their hangers, desperate to escape the store; try on sunglasses, and smile at the alien face in the mirror.
is Contributing Editor and emerita Assistant Poetry Editor for CulturalDaily.com, where she worked with Alexis Rhone Fancher (Poetry Editor). Mish teaches English/literature at Polk State College in Lakeland, Florida. A Pushcart nominee, she has two poetry collections published: Fortune Written on Wet Grass (2019) and Sex & Ketchup (2021); and a poetry chapbook: Evil Me (Blood Pudding Press, 2020).
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