sipèstisyon
If you comb your hair at night, you will lose your memory. i don't remember which came first, the alzheimer's or the alopecia. my grandpa lying on our couch– moonlight pooling between clumps of curls…
Bellingham Review Contributor
Mckendy Fils-Aimé
Mckendy Fils-Aimé is a Haitian-American poet, organizer, and educator. He is a former artist in residence for MassLEAP and the Art Alliance of Northern New Hampshire. Mckendy is a Callaloo Creative Writing Fellow whose work has appeared in Acentos Review, The Shore, Boxcar Poetry Review, The Journal, Callaloo, and elsewhere. He currently lives in Lowell, MA.