A French bulldog in a knitted yellow coat
bicycles rusting in the rain
an empty neighborhood pool
red leaves on sidewalks wet and bound
humans on lunch breaks wet and bound
green martyrs in trees
hanging on for dear life
and there was me—
a floating head in a bubble
wishing I could open a random door
slip inside and say here now
don't be scared
I'll just rest for a while.
Sandrine Letellier finds inspiration in human nature, music and visual arts. She spends a great amount of time observing, pondering and wandering around her city. From Montreal, she has self-published her first collection Aftermath in 2022. Her work has been published in Firewords magazine, Aurum Journal, Wild Roof journal, Sky Island journal, Free Verse Revolution, Querencia Press, The Poetry Cove and more. You can find her on instagram @aftermath.poems
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