Diane Callahan
On a Whim
Delete every version of yourself all the pixels of thought X’s mar
the spots you no longer want to be touched arms cradle air nothing can escape the skin, not even a name, and one sunny afternoon while weeding the garden you will forget whose hand holds the trowel an improbable schism of body and mind but one can destroy the self on a whim. |
Biography
Diane Callahan strives to capture her sliver of the universe through writing fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. As a developmental editor and ghostplotter, she spends her days shaping stories. Her YouTube channel, Quotidian Writer, provides practical tips for aspiring authors. You can read her work in Short Édition, Riddled with Arrows, Translunar Travelers Lounge, Rust+Moth, The Sunlight Press, and semicolon, among others. Twitter: @quotidianwriter; Website: https://www.quotidianwriter.com/my-writing
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