by C.C. Apap
gently, trees disrobe—
radiantly shy—despite
spending all summer
together. we will find them
shivering naked at dawn.
by C.C. Apap
gently, trees disrobe—
radiantly shy—despite
spending all summer
together. we will find them
shivering naked at dawn.
Apap’s writing has been featured or is forthcoming in Belt Magazine, Alba, The Thimble Literary Magazine, Roi Fainéant, Twenty-Two Twenty-Eight and The Wild Umbrella. His short story, “Bed and Breakfast,” is a 2024 Best of the Net Nominee. He teaches literature at Oakland University and lives north of Detroit in a suburb where doodle ownership seems like a fundamental requirement.
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