that inevitable cliché // the deplorable rightness of nature
Category: forest
safety orange
among blood-colored leaves—hunting season
fallen hornets’ nest
the empty days
in his pocket calendar
fallen tree
the skeleton it wasn’t
moonlit forest
the giant
my father was
sleeping
with one eye open
it’s his vigil too
through the COVID ward’s
double-sealed doors
it’s autumn
trumpet of the dead
I’m listening
felled on migration
the clouds in his eyes
in the pines
my ration
of moonlight
In the sun’s house
we saw for the first time what a complete absence of nuance would look like. How irresistible it would be.
insomniac eyelids on strike for overtime
snail chewing
on an empty snail shell
the autumn ahead
