Poetry
I Was Not a Tender Lover by Michelle Hulan
He said I’d die ten times and still rise a woman made of bees swarming chrysanthemums, dragging dust between worlds.
Michelle Hulan (she/her) is a poet and writer. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in Chestnut Review, Poet Lore, Sundog Lit, RHINO, and elsewhere. She received her MA in English from the University of Ottawa and lives in Brooklyn with her family. Follow her on Twitter @michellehulan.
He said I’d die ten times and still rise a woman made of bees swarming chrysanthemums, dragging dust between worlds.