Stream Trail in Spring
I could hear the shuffle of a spotted towhee
I could hear the shuffle of a spotted towhee
Outside the city unravels—billboards, half-built flyovers, and a guava-seller.
They teach you to you that revolutions are swift or that they never are.
The bonfire will be built in the encampments so it may burn the unhoused.
Bikes are time travelers, Magnanimous Pooh-Bahs
the communion of onion and garlic wafting from inside
Can we make a museum out of our softness?
Things fall apart so much quicker than they grow.
their eyes already peeling the steam off my back
One comes with mouth full of ash, coughing out treaties no one honored.