Tonight's Poet Corner: Mundane Day in Hell

Mundane Day in Hell
by Belinda Roddie

The parking ticket on my windshield
was written in ancient runes. I heard
archaic enchantments uttered by the
barista at the coffee shop. And once

the peppermint hot chocolate was
dripping down my chin, I saw
fire falling with the snow, and everyone
spoke
in
tongues

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