Frozen

A poem by Nazifa Islam

Image Description: A body of water with small waves at dusk. The horizon fades from powdery  blue to powdery pink. A gibbous moon glows in the right corner of the sky.

Nazifa Islam grew up in Novi, Michigan. Her poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Boston Review, Gulf Coast, Beloit Poetry Journal, and The Believer among other publications, and her poetry collection Searching for a Pulse (2013) was released by Whitepoint Press. She earned her MFA at Oregon State University. You can find her @nafoopal.


*Because of formatting, we used screenshots to display this poem. For an accessible version of “Frozen,” please email Sarah Kosch at randomproseeditor@gmail.com

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