The Girl Who Talked to Paintings Quitab Editions Woven into one of a

Woven into one of a kind figurative language (“poems liquefy and roll out of my ears like mercury”) are observations and honesty that are not only powerful but also eerily resonant

Josh Humphrey

each time the word as fresh and apt a choice as it is the first time

reveals the fragility of bonds and life itself

The Girl Who Talked to Paintings Quitab Editions Woven into one of aThe first poem from Shannon K. Winstons The Girl Who Talked to Paintings associates Joan Mirs Triptych Bleu with the beginning of a relationship. Trekking back and forth between her house and her lovers, the speaker explains, The sidewalk appeared like black ovals beneath my feet where the snow had melted. These tiny openings. These ekphrastic poems brilliantly open and open into the speakers story. What struck me, over and over again, is how far