there is no place for tigers
“in the end : the body recedes into veils of budded / jasmine : cottoncloth in the underground country / do you understand?”
Hameedha Khan is a poet of Tamil heritage from Memphis, Tennessee. Her work contends with capital, historical hauntings, and the mythic. Her debut short story was featured in The Blaft Book of Anti-Caste SF. Her instagram is @hameedha.k
“in the end : the body recedes into veils of budded / jasmine : cottoncloth in the underground country / do you understand?”