half a door, exposed. yellow
jackets and flashlights in daylight.
furry microphones and steller’s sea
eagles on police hats. water still
bathing the cement in dead
bodies; burst banks miles down
gand hands outstretched. bed
frames beside logs of ceiling wood
About the Author
Isabella Jia Dunsby is a poet from Seoul, South Korea. She has been previously published in Apprentice Writer, Polyphony Lit, and Cathartic Youth Literary Magazine. She enjoys jazz music and taking walks with her dog, Lily.
Find her at: poemsforpatients.com
