Some Mornings Even Spring Couldn't Save by Ryan Brennan

Not April, not coffee, not purple 

tulips opening on the table, not

you, or her, or even the early hour 

sounds of my own mothers kitchen.


Ryan Brennan is a poet living in the Catskill Mountains. He has recent or forthcoming work in Muddy River Poetry Review, Trouvaille Review, Chronogram, Scarlet Leaf Review, and Third Wednesday Literary Magazine.

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