A white moon-stain marks the morning sky. Yellow topaz light streams through the trees. You never would have come with me although you always brought coffee. Back then, I held your fingers as we walked to your car, you telling me about distant streets and mosques. These are the fingers that cut, that healed, after […]
Elizabeth B. Morse
Elizabeth B. Morse’s work has appeared in literary magazines such as Kestrel and Ginosko, and anthologies such as Help Yourself. She won first prize for flash fiction in Cardinal Sins. Her full-length poetry collection, Unreasonable Weather, was published by Kelsay Books in 2025. A poem in this book was nominated for a Pushcart Prize. She has an MFA from Brooklyn College. She is the poetry editor of BigCityLit and a co-editor of Brownstone Poets Anthology.