Poetry
Inheritance by Willie James
My sister and I are beginning to inherit the lightning blond crabgrasses and balding planes of our father and mother’s wealth.
Willie James is a poetry editor at the Pacifica Literary Review. He is the recipient of scholarships from the Breadloaf Writers Conference and WxW Tomales Bay Workshop; as well as the runner up for Rhino’s 2017 Founder’s Prize poetry contest. His work has appeared in Rhino Poetry, the Jet Fuel Review, as well as the Peauxdunque Review.
