Poetry

Poem Of The Week | Daydreaming By Clara Burghelea

By Clara Burghelea

Daydreaming

By Clara Burghelea

Mornings happen anyways.
Through the open window,
a spell of breeze, and then
a flutter of wings.
My ear finds your chest,
then the dip of your neck
where flakes of sell de fleur
inhabit my lips.
Some fine-grained making.
All my dreams lay folded
into paper planes. 

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Clara Burghelea is a recipient of the 2018 Robert Muroff Poetry Award. She is Editor at Large of Village of Crickets and received her MFA in Creative Writing from Adelphi University. Her poems and fiction have been published in Peacock Journal, Full of Crow Press, Quail Bell Magazine, Ambit Magazine, The Write Launch and elsewhere.