Conundrum by Sanjeev Sethi
CONUNDRUM The compositions on my corneas are in braille. No need to tell me of the sinuosities between us. Those engrams itch. I’m used to repeating myself, like seeking shelter from charred ceilings. Who do I execrate when one’s soil is swidden? Pathographies of our time guarantee I’m in a good place. I wonder who creates this arrhythmia? When face-to-face with the past how does one manage? I consume snifters: my way out of messy corners. Déjàbrew is never a delight. SANJEEV SETHI (First Published in The Jawline Review) SANJEEV SETHI is the author of three well-received books of poetry. His most recent collection is This Summer and That Summer (Bloomsbury, 2015). His poems are in venues around the world: Off the Coast, Zoomoozophone Review, Spirit Fire Review , Drunk Monkeys, Degenerate Literature, Linden Avenue ...