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Abigail Chang

ABIGAIL CHANG is a writer based in Taipei, Taiwan. She edits for Polyphony Lit and is forging through life armed with a severe artificial tea addiction. You can find her on twitter & instagram.

Soliloquy For You If You Ever Heal
by Abigail Chang

March 7, 2022 Contributed By: Abigail Chang

Winding River by Edgar Degas

You shear coconut until it glistens translucent. / I Barbie your limbs & think about barbecuing ribs. I nurse // tender childhoods & drizzle ketchup on pizza. You are you and I am misguided.

Filed Under: Featured Content, Featured Poetry, Poetry Posted On: March 7, 2022

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