My Greatest Comfort Song Reminds Me of Death
The song was my fix. But fixes only last so long.
The song was my fix. But fixes only last so long.
I’ve always yearned for clarity.
“Does the basement bedroom still hold the amber scent of pipe smoke?”
His twig-thin waist cannot support his bulging, leafy muscles.
I can’t remember the last time I bought meat at the grocery store.
It is growing, the poem, quick as trees.
“Um, did my…husband…put these here?”
We begin the same way.
I identify my mugs by a familiar stain around their edges.
It’s safe to say they’re well aware of the power of the stars.