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Lark Song

September 1, 2025 By Jenny Stalter

Lark Song

I emerge from us as a lark from depression-nest. You punched a hole in the wall near my head, breath full and chewy as wine, dangerous words through drunk teeth. I take flight under pink spring sunrise, singing my most honest and remarkable song. My tongue no longer your delicacy.

About Jenny Stalter

Jenny Stalter is a writer and former private chef. Her work was selected for Best Small Fictions 2024, and she was a recipient of the 2023 Smokelong Quarterly Emerging Writer Fellowship. Her fiction appears in Moon City Review, Citron Review, Cease, Cows, X-R-A-Y Lit, Ghost Parachute, Fictive Dream, and other publications. She has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, Best of the Net, Best Microfiction, and Best American Short Stories.

Artist Credit:

Amy Marques grew up between languages and places and learned, from an early age, the multiplicity of narratives. She’s been nominated for multiple awards, longlisted twice in Wigleaf 50, and has visual art, poetry, and prose published in journals such as Streetcake Magazine, South Florida Poetry Journal, Fictive Dream, Unlost, Ghost Parachute, BOOTH, Chicago Quarterly Review, and Gone Lawn. She is editor & visual artist for the Duets anthologies, author & artist of the chapbook Are You Willing? and the found poetry book PARTS. More at https://amybookwhisperer.wordpress.com.

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