sailsflyseaward:Julia Chen, “On Lionfish” Excerpt transcript: &nb
sailsflyseaward:Julia Chen, “On Lionfish” Excerpt transcript: Its coming of to this country was no accident this time. Its teeth had been blunt anduseless. Form yielding and soft, like the jelly of a cow’s eye. Quick to bend backwards. To be serpentine and fit wherever a crack was offered. Came to think of that crack as a canyon, and made a bed in its lack.It wanted to be marine, so It became a lionfish: grew poisoned spines, covered Itself with candy stripes.the expiration of a supine body after the animal act For a long time (before), It had been suspended, a trussed up flightless bird; and during such suspension It was weightless, unviolenced but unseen. guilty -- source link
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