Poems from Tess Simpson

Student. Daughter. Nonconformist.
Crunchy hair on my head  and broken springs in my bed moan in pain or maybe pleasure. Stretch-out and breathe-in, blue-ink marks upon...
With the toss of her mossy hair she asks, “So, why are you a poet?”   A breath of indignation releases from my nostrils. My mind races...