New Year’s Morning My Son Appears
suddenly, solid as a second chance,
asking me to unseal his sand art kit.
suddenly, solid as a second chance,
asking me to unseal his sand art kit.
As I walk through a collective field of souls I wonder what there is to gain
To their ears it’s a nuisance, but to mine, it’s a comfort
it seems to be
a fuzzy rat
cycling
with pizza
to the street corner
apple tree
So I shall arise
And return
To my mother's house.
Unrepentant.
I am my own tapeworm, stuck inside myself.
elongated shadows on the periphery of sunset panoramas, anonymous
The film wrapped. His visa expired, but he remained by faking a British accent and taking a job under the table
every day break the sludge:
caffeine, wine, rapping
A touch of yellow sets off the light
on my forehead, where hair doesn’t cast a shadow.