Imaginary Waltz with a Woman Wearing a Dress of Virga by Christopher Petruccelli

Her silhouette is caught between windows and hanging
cigarette smoke thin as muslin—elongated in streaks
of vodka tonic, moving like a Midwestern storm. I want nor’easters,
Tennessee gales, sneaking wind with its creeping
cool – the smell of thunder, cold copper with a hint
of tin, ground wet before it even starts to rain.

From: https://rappahannockreview.com/past-issues/issue-1-1/imaginary-waltz-with-a-woman-wearing-a-dress-of-virga/

Date: 2013

By: Christopher Petruccelli (19??- )

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