"Starmilk Teeth" by Callista Pitman

like dandelion seeds

or corn husks on the kitchen table

or tidal foams washing whales upon skeleton shores

In "Starmilk Teeth", Callista Pitman explodes the quiet moments of youth with bombastic worlds outside of our own. Constantly searching for a path forward, she wanders and wonders through the anxious moments of change, from the domestic and calming to the dark and mysterious to the whimsical.

Callista Pitman spends most of her time walking through the suburbs, lying on forest
floors, and crying to podcasts. She is an alumnus of the Urban Arts Program 2021,
and her work lives in several local short story anthologies and contests by Vocamus
Press and the Guelph Public Library, as well as various notebooks and untitled Google
documents. Callista Pitman currently lives and studies in Guelph, Canada.

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