Michelle Ramsden Zbylut

American Sentences:  Love in Four Acts

Act I.

If arms be guns, he hoists a steel M-16; his smile is a JDAM.

Act II.

My love for you is as strong as Shakespeare or this restraining order.

Act III.

The petals of her third eye unfolded; his face assumed her father’s.

Act IV.

The footprints of passwords commemorate the spare state of who we were.