Sanah Ahsan
pink murmurations
there are living people
we only see at funerals
viewers or witnesses are we
death doesn’t make us
talk community is
a kaleidoscope fracture
shifting flight patterns
what if our guy
is a dickhead
we won’t dash teach
cruelty not to pass itself
on a difference can we
unmake our makers
bring the sea to my corpse
a setting choir of sun
child things are
gonna get easier
dead happens easy like
sunday wick burns out memory
squash the leftover
beef add a slice of
cheese to a body
diffusing threat
SANAH AHSAN’s debut collection I cannot be good until you say it is published with Bloomsbury. It was recently selected in The Guardian‘s best new poetry round up.