Hiccups
as oratory—
why shouldn’t repetition
be the story
we learn most
from?
She was some
yes-man
girl, always
saying what she
had heard
him say
but by going
on, made it
her own
and her yes
es
sss
turned
to a
hiss
dakini
of
bliss
Then
serpents
were her lovers
by Monica Raymond
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Sharp and witty. Loved it. Blog? Website?
What Dick said. Very nice.
Dick, unfortunately Monica doesn’t have a blog or website of her own.
But you can check out all her qarrtsiluni contributions via her author tag page in the Index of Contributors: http://qarrtsiluni.com/tag/monica-raymond/