Monday, September 9, 2019

Glass chin By Alex Z. Salinas



If every poem 
Is the eye unto
Its own universe,
Every tear shed
The lament
Of the dead
Yet unborn,
Then this unruly
Fist with 
Pen in hand 
Shall smash
Furious words
Down politically 
Correct maws 
Of jaws square 
And slack
Till their cyclops
Vision sees black





Alex Z. Salinas lives in San Antonio, Texas. His poetry has appeared in the San Antonio Express-News, Shot Glass Journal, As It Ought To Be Magazine, The Dope Fiend Daily,  Duane’s PoeTree, The Rye Whiskey Review, Black Coffee Review, Brave New Word Magazine, Yellow Mama Webzine, Venus in Scorpio Poetry Zine, and the San Antonio Review, where he serves as poetry editor.


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