poetry

This Morning

“I’m always naked," the Finnish one giggles as she hunches over and grabs her clothes, shimmying backwards into the bathroom, her breasts dangling

Widows Walk

Standing on the widows walk she could see the children playing the tops of their heads combed flaxen silk, a perfect part. That was her,

Penny Lions

As a child she gazed at the penny lions, slotted metal creatures disappear behind hidden folding doors. The scene was made merry by the bulbs

Prying Moon

Sweet, prying moon all silver and lace. where last midsummer did you find her? She loves to watch you fall a token of promise, surely