Still Light Unveils by Marissa M. Zhu
Still Light Unveils Marissa M. ZhuMoonrise drapes her muslin throat across the room. Everything hushes. Desire folds itself into brocade: my letter pressed beneath perfume bottles, your name stitched inside a pillow's seam. The sky forgets its vowels. Fingers braid the air with rumor. Windows withhold our reflections. Your face is washed in cathedral glass. We soak harsh truths in amber-dipped tongues. Even our silences blush. — Daybreak has no patience for embroidery. Sunlight burns what night obscured. It peels back the curtain, unveiling half-corked truths. So now— tell me what you meant…
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