Flurry

Authors

snow, New York City, Central Park, running, solitude

A jogger running north from Columbus Circle through a snow flurry in Central Park follows and tramples a line of fading footprints with boyish glee.

Sal Cetrano

Sal Cetrano is a poet and former history teacher in the high schools of New York City. Published in six countries, his work has appeared, among other places, in California Quarterly, Psychopoetica, Poetry Australia, The Galley Sail Review, Poetry New Zealand, Black Bear Review, Outposts Poetry Quarterly, The Dalhousie Review and Poetry Wales. A regular at Norman Mailer’s Gramercy boxing club in the 1980s, he takes pride in a twenty-seven-year correspondence with the author. Now happily retired, he clings to the Catholic belief that work is punishment for Original Sin.