unable to step back refrozen in vision
take diction a little camera-throat-graph
pixelated further attracting a scrape
a fragment please d to shape shots a
body glitches zoom breaking into part
or attractions say -ing will reflatten
slick skin you want this folded and numb
binary noise and sick grammatical
affixation the snap graphic mouth
focus develops look -ing too close a
didactic frames here break sharpe
for summation take n exposes many
of what one does one loses to frames
digital impossibility taking all empty bites
store breast-shape a signified rib space
ear
shift
eye
like
right left
left right
begin
generation
lip lid open lid lip
c ontact c lick
teeth one
side s lick
s lick the shoe/side
walk sound
octave
metal slide c
lang
slip by
press play please
faster
pitch
close teeth tab high
pitch
piss skin off higher
distortion dinging mirror wise
reflection as 180
181
182
stop screech sound
shutting
synthetic
wind stabling
stereo
drone
Julia Luna is a professor and current candidate for a Poetry MFA at Brooklyn College. Their poetry and research has been published in Eratio, Quarto Magazine, The Believer, and elsewhere.

