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Clouds in the Sky

ISSUE 4: ETHER

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CAILEY TIN

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the celebrant looks up & the ceiling outstide still stands tall

Cailey Tin | Poetry

marigolds, chrysanthemum          basking under brilliance of a thousand

candles & the thrashing                 blundering, electric firing is only

as-natural-as-garden pulse             the hammering that made it past

a birthday with a thousand           dandelions' takeoff          from wishes

lemon cake: the softest solid         food until the metallic, inedible

fork lingers in your buds                & you don't know if it's your

mouth or brain shutting                down, or this time everything

is wide open, the day gazing          up at the skies where we are

told our deceased souls wing         to & you blow out the flickering

inferno               fluttering                sparks beneath your nostrils

watching clouds veil sunshine from                                    afar

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Cailey Tin is a southeast Asian-based staff writer and spoken word co-host at Incandescent Review, poetry editor at the borderline, columnist at Paper Crane Journal, Spiritus Mundi, and Incognito Press. Her work is forthcoming in the Raven Review, Eunoia Review, Dragon Bone Publishing, and elsewhere. When not writing, she is either reading about global history or shamelessly watching cartoons with her poodle.

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