Veronica Lake Moon (a poem)

1940s, Canlit, classic hollywood, Fashion and Beauty, Film noir 1 Minute 
A Veronica Lake moon
hung in the sky above
the city of broken joys and
misfit boys:
peek-a-boo, blonde and
intoxicating. 

by Heather Babcock, 2022

Published by Heather Babcock

Heather Babcock has had short fiction published in many literary journals, including Descant Magazine and The Toronto Quarterly. In 2015, her chapbook "Of Being Underground and Moving Backwards" was published by DevilHousePress. Heather Babcock's debut novel "Filthy Sugar" is now available with Inanna Publications. Please note: Advertisements that may appear on this site are generated by WordPress' advertising software. In other words, I do not endorse any of the ads which may appear on this site.

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