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Kashiana Singh – Poetry

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By Mom Egg Review on September 14, 2023 Poetry

Kashiana Singh

How to destroy a sunny side up, like an 8-month-old

 

practice what you preach, walk the talk, show vs tell
he learned to devour the yolk before he learned to
bite into a toast, wonder where he got that from?

he likes eggs. period. boiled are good with a steal
of salt, crushed pepper, sprinkle of cumin powder

but the sunny side up tender perfection of a
golden center, sunshine himself, dribble spit

streaked with oblique white, deepest yellow
dotted with toast crumbs, or pepper crushed

onto a lissome pattern of celebratory ochre
a smile reaching his hands, index finger put

inside the blob, finger plopped into mouth

ghost story
drunk in the yolk
of sunlight

 

Kashiana Singh(http://www.kashianasingh.com/) calls herself a work practitioner and embodies the essence of her TEDx talk – Work as Worship into her everyday. She has served as a Managing Editor for Poets Reading the News. Kashiana’s full-length collection, Woman by the Door released in 2022 with Apprentice House Press. She lives in North Carolina and carries her various geopolitical homes within her poetry.

 

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