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Distance from a Scenic Turnout to Grand Teton National Park,
as Told Through the Eyes of a Coyote
By Paul Goudarzi-Fry
—no. Half a coyote.
This is what you will do:
wherever you go,
you will measure the gaps in
half-coyotes.
And across the black tongue
of the world, teeth of mountains
meet the deeper
star-covered teeth
of sky.
And I am
running there. Forever a mouth.
A forever feasting
on young summer storms.
Mouth of all before me.
Where are you going.
Paul Goudarzi-Fry is a graduate of the Rainier Writing Workshop and the author of the microchapbook After the Hands of Another (Ghost City Press). His work has been published in Reservoir Road, ALOCASIA, and the anthology Beyond Queer Words, among others. He lives in New Hampshire.
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