In last night’s dream 
the face of my enemy 
was a pizza 

and though I tore 
the slices apart 
then sat on the box 

I didn’t eat 
a single piece 

and this morning 
I regret it.

Dawn Corrigan’s

poetry and prose have appeared widely in print and online. Her masthead credits include Western Humanities Review, Girls with Insurance, and Otis Nebula, where she currently serves as assistant editor. She works in the affordable housing industry and lives in Myrtle Grove, Florida.

Find her online at: www.dawncorrigan.com