Sara Marron

Sara is a writer and law student living in Washington DC. Her poetry has been published in several magazines and journals and has a chapbook forthcoming from Broadstone Media in the summer of 2018. You can read her more of her work at her website.

“Some Privileges”, “Burial Feathers” and “Slovak Smelling Salts”

Conjoining the language of music and the agency of poetry, Sara Marron ponders the depth of humanity’s touch. It reverberates in “Some Privileges”: “Putting my arm around your waist, taking your backpack from you to descend the subway/ platform, walking:/In relievo, sotto voce; subito triofale/A direction to make the melody stand out, voices in undertone; suddenly/triumphant.”

Issue 10, February 2018

Sara Marron

Sara is a writer and law student living in Washington DC. Her poetry has been published in several magazines and journals and has a chapbook forthcoming from Broadstone Media in the summer of 2018. You can read her more of her work at her website.

“Some Privileges”, “Burial Feathers” and “Slovak Smelling Salts”

Conjoining the language of music and the agency of poetry, Sara Marron ponders the depth of humanity’s touch. It reverberates in “Some Privileges”: “Putting my arm around your waist, taking your backpack from you to descend the subway/ platform, walking:/In relievo, sotto voce; subito triofale/A direction to make the melody stand out, voices in undertone; suddenly/triumphant.”

Issue 10, February 2018

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