Lynne Bronstein's poem "Crayon Hotel"
Lynne Bronstein is a veteran poet, fiction writer, and journalist. She has published five books, including Nasty Girls from Four Feathers Publishing. Her poetry and short fiction have appeared in everything from Playgirl to Chiron Review , from underground newspapers to National Public Radio. She writes the column Show Biz Cats, seen on Facebook. She wants to return to Paris because she didn’t see all the museums last time around. Crayon Hotel Cher Hôtel Crayon, Merci pour le bon moment que j'avais à votre hôtel. J'ai oublié de retourner l'une de mes clés et la carte est jointe. Like Belle of Beauty and the Beast I am in a house where everything lives! The elevator is a small box, Perfumed, And when it stops at my floor A female voice Says “ Premiere Etage .” In my room there is a drawing Scrawled on the wall above my bed, Someone crouching In what seems to be an erotic pose. For my bath I am greeted by Moroccan fig soap New Zealand kiwi shampoo Brazilian pitanga condi...