Life over Lithium
By Jessica Ng
Volume 25, no. 2, Bleeding Earth
Life over Lithium
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Why do I keep talking about memories?
Summer falls, and I peel open the scab
I’ve chosen not to open until now.
Oil kills everything—the land, the mangrove,
the water bodies and the creek.