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Sally Molini

Sally Molini is a freelance writer whose work has appeared or is forthcoming in LIT, Beloit Poetry Journal, the MacGuffin, Siren, Hanging Loose, Stirring, Avatar Review, Segue, 32 Poems, and elsewhere. A graduate of Warren Wilson College's MFA Program, she's currently working on a first book. She lives in Nebraska.

Substation Sonnet

9 January 2009
Vol. 8, No. 4
poetry, sonnet

Tonight, lightening amps the A-frames,

tilts the drone of my fridge and A/C—

surrounded by the daily buzz,

wonder if I percolate to the same

watt-worn beat. Lights go out,

storm pruning the trees, dark kitchen

good for thinking how too many shallow

currents run me.