Sharon Lin Sharon Lin is an essayist and poet. Her work appears in The New York Review of Books, Diode, Sine Theta, Wildness, and elsewhere and is anthologized in Best New Poets 2021 and Voices of the East Coast. She lives in New York City. FOLLOW Sharon @sharontlin VISIT SHARONLIN.CARRD.CO MICRO "Arachnophobia" and "Snakeskin" By SHARON LIN The last time I saw Popo, spiders fell from her mouth. POETRY when my grandmother sings By SHARON LIN and my grandmother would hold / out her hand to catch the dewdrops / falling from the sky / her voice was drowned out long ago
MICRO "Arachnophobia" and "Snakeskin" By SHARON LIN The last time I saw Popo, spiders fell from her mouth.
POETRY when my grandmother sings By SHARON LIN and my grandmother would hold / out her hand to catch the dewdrops / falling from the sky / her voice was drowned out long ago