How to Die
About Chika Onyenezi
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When you kiss me, the distance peels
her fingers from the south,
shoves hemispheres into my mouth.
I heard it only takes seven seconds For you to pin me onto your map of first impressions With my fingerling potato freckles planted by white hands, Hair like a midnight jungle that black feet traversed, Silk skin that…
We wish, just a bit, for the curve in the mountain highway