every night,
I’m in a car and I’m cruising faster and faster the steering wheel is impotent like rubber and the horns blare among all the exhaust faster, faster, faster and I’m at a party where mustaches bear into me telling me what to say, how to do it, but I have to go to the bathroom one jiggle of a toilet handle and the room explodes with only the frowns left in the dust-covered clouds I can’t even flush Yash Seyedbagheri is a graduate of Colorado State University's MFA fiction program. His stories, "Soon,” “How To Be A Good Episcopalian,” "Tales From A Communion Line," and "Community Time," have been nominated for Pushcarts. Yash’s work has been published in SmokeLong Quarterly, The Journal of Compressed Creative Arts, Write City Magazine, and Ariel Chart, among others. Comments are closed.
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