it hurt in the same places as
the last yard, liked that the sky
stayed the same type of emptiness.
Sabrina Siew is a Midwest-raised, New York City-living creative with a deep appreciation for the ocean, old and new friends, and sparkling fruit drinks. She is currently an MFA in Writing candidate at Columbia University, with her work appearing and forthcoming in publications like Black Warrior Review, The Georgia Review, and more. Born into a noisy Malaysian Chinese American family, she writes poems, prose, and postcards.
