Accident Anatomy by Jiye Lee Upon leaving the house today, I saw laid out between two white cars: a body. One red claw protrudingfrom her plump belly, curled as if grasping for air. Her head was tucked beneath her wing, stretched out like a shield, moments before the scream that came.How peaceful she appeared on the tarmac, stricken with sleep. Her ashen feathers bleeding white at the tips like angel wings. I waited for her to stir. About the Author:Jiye Lee is a British-born Korean writer and spoken word poet from Newcastle. She focuses on themes of cultural identity, travelling, family, mental health issues, love and loss. Her works have appeared or is forthcoming in Literary Orphans Journal, Bandit Fiction Press, and BBC sounds. Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading... Published by fragmentedvoices A small, independent press based in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK, and Prague, the Czech Republic View all posts by fragmentedvoices