| The Aurora Review | Spring 2006 |
| Alice Marla Rocheleau Afterwards, when the color had faded from my lips, exhilaration and shame burst through in a flood. A powerful wave that knocked me breathless, exhausted, and left with only the lingering taste of salt tingling my lips. I had become the Cheshire Cat mysterious sly coming into myself one stripe at a time, yet I disappeared all at once. When I have gone, my smile remains hanging in the air, waiting. |
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