To The Rescue Crew
Open me up with the jaws of life, you'll find I'm full of fish: the deep- sea kind, whose dewlaps dredge a trench. Minding their veils of milk silt and slime, my bulge-eyed denizens sound their scales. It's the pressure does it, and the dark.
Dorine Jennette's poems, essays, and reviews have appeared or are forthcoming in journals such as the Journal, Ninth Letter, Isotope, Terrain, Memorious, Coconut, Court Green, and the Georgia Review. She earned her PhD at the University of Georgia, where she was the assistant to the editors of the Georgia Review. She now earns her keep as a copyeditor for university presses, including the University of Georgia Press and the University of Pittsburgh Press. She lives with her husband in Davis, California.
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