I cannot be yours, my love.
You should not be mine, my love.
I'd burrow inside your earth.
You'd live off my creaking words.
Termites are never ashamed,
but I think that we would be.
7-syllable experiment
form poem, October 2013
Thursday, November 21, 2013
come fly with me
In October
the world is both
garden and cemetery.
I drive home to Sinatra
singing of flying away
inside the velvet evening
among dead things
and living things.
In autumn,
I am much
more alive
than dead,
more within
than without.
to my second-favorite month
poem, October 2013
the world is both
garden and cemetery.
I drive home to Sinatra
singing of flying away
inside the velvet evening
among dead things
and living things.
In autumn,
I am much
more alive
than dead,
more within
than without.
to my second-favorite month
poem, October 2013
they were
She was a rock,
worn-in and sun-bright.
He was a river,
full of mud and overflow.
They both just were
until the rock was canyon
and the river forgot the sky.
for my parents
poem - October 2013
worn-in and sun-bright.
He was a river,
full of mud and overflow.
They both just were
until the rock was canyon
and the river forgot the sky.
for my parents
poem - October 2013
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