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Author: Ya-Wen Ho
(Wellington/Auckland, NZ) has many writing goals; she is learning how to achieve them. Her work has been published in The Deformed, Bravado, JAAM, and Poetry NZ. Her first book of two long poems last edited [inserted time here] is available from the publisher TinFish Press.
Ya-Wen Ho
Hyperventilating on the threshold of it-hood Hyperventilating on the threshold of it-hood, almost toppling /over/whelming odds crash down, a palace of /card/inal robins flash through her thoughts, pinpricks of red/nosed reindeer prance in shop /(W)indows/8 looms on the tech horizon, full of prom-/(Mrs.)/ Higgin’s Cookies comfort only the way sugar /can/nonballs of logic demolish your… Continue reading Ya-Wen Ho