Poetry

Color-Fields

by
Jéanpaul Ferro

Her house on White Street, still unpainted -

that Key West gray.

 

At Sloppy Joe's,

Jesus sitting at the bar with Hemingway,

 

"There is no heaven," Jesus whispers over to me.

 

 

Jéanpaul Ferro is a poet, freelance writer, and novelist. His work has appeared in Portland Monthly, Hawaii Review, Newport Review, The Plaza, Mid-South Review, and Biblioteka Alexandria. His work has also been featured in The Plaza's masterpiece series and Votobia's Anthology of America's Writers. He currently resides in Providence, Rhode Island.