Love Song

In order to get a song out of one’s head,

an individual must listen to the song

in its entirety.

Are the ones we love

a beautiful looped verse?

Do you have to live with them

for a life time

before you can get them out of your head?

Published by A.E. Sadeghipour

"When I was a little girl, a spirit followed me to Las Vegas. Running alongside the moving truck, it's legs twisting into wings, it howled, 'Write damn you!'" A.E. Sadeghipour is a doodling Iranian-American with a Surrealist outlook. She is the Vice President of the Women Writing Berlin Lab (WWBL) and teaches workshops for GLADT, WWBL, and the Feminist Film Week. She won the Sherry Debrowski Prize for Best Feminist Multi-Genre Fiction writer in 2009. The Wild Word: "Dream a Little Dream" (2018), Berlin and Her Places (2018), The Bear: October's Favorite Storyteller (2018), KCRW's "Holiday Storytelling Special" (2018), The V Series Poetry Anthology (2019), Berlin Untelevised (2019), Coven: Lymph (2019), Venus: Revolution (2019), What's Afghan Punk Rock Anyway?! (2019), The Ghosts of Berlin: Der Geister von Berlin (2019), Literarische Diverse (2019) and much more.  

H-F Psychosis, Poetry

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