One Sentence Poems

Sarah Paulos With No Umbrella Yes, you’re supposed to kiss your lover in the rain, but you’re supposed to kiss in a mild shower, with good lighting, while the music swells, not in an April thunderstorm when the raindrops batter you like hailstones and make you squint into the darkness to see your lover’s face. […]

Sarah Paulos In the Winter It was winter when I inchwormed my way to the very forest floor and crawled into the earth, hoping for its warmth, waiting to see if I could outlast the frost that kills the mayfly. Sarah Paulos usually uses too many semicolons in her poems.