About Sarah Sapienza
Sarah Sapienza is a writer and performer, living in Worcester, MA. In the last 15 years, Sarah has performed on numerous national slam teams, both as a youth and an adult. She has taught in psychiatric facilities and elementary schools, and performed in frat houses and universities. She holds an MFA in poetry from New England College.
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Broken Engagement Empty House Poem
with thanks to Tom Robbins
Modern, self-opening doors were created because
Star Trek made them look cool. What will we do now?
After the egg shells in your pockets have been spread,
after your friends have kept my name
in their mouths to rot and fester
like it did in our bed. I am used to the dark.
They are happy with the light of your face,
the blessing you’ve convinced them
will never go away.
I too can write in quatrains,
have choppy line
breaks and lie in between blinks.
I have never understood the difference
between lie and lay, though I understand
you are fluent in one and
hopeless in the other.
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