Acrotism
The fourth date is really the turning point. First date, second date, you’re getting into the groove, learning what she likes, hitting the night spots. The third date, if you […]
Author Archives: Pierce Nahigyan
Acrostic
Acceptable, they said, my alibi Corresponds to yours. This criminal, Released into your custody, will go Oh so quietly, and no more Me v. Society, nor mayhem, mischief, promise. Time […]
Across
Across the street there is a pie cooling on a windowsill. It smells of berries. The red kinds. Before too long I’ll have to close my window, because I can’t […]
Acropolis
It was 430 B.C., at night, upon the acropolis. Athena Parthenos, the virgin goddess, admired herself, her aspect carved in solid stone, smooth and fair. In the temple the braziers […]
Acrophobia
Benjamin, a cat, generally preferred the ground. As a stalking area it was remarkably vast, divergent in topography ranging from the television cupboard, the kitchen tiles, the lawn (in both […]
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