I missed you
on my bus trip back,
rubbish bag on the highway.
I missed you
on my bus trip back,
rubbish bag on the highway.
Newfound spring ~
under surveillance,
popcorn tree.
Frosting on the concrete ~
This year…
March marches on slowly.
Deep blue sky ~
’lone @ the bus stop,
early star.
Sickly white
is the sky
‘hind the tree,
naked
from Christmas death.
Sickly white
is the yogurt
that chokes —
literally, I almost died.
Don’t laugh guys.
¿Is it my vice
for trying to spice it
with autumn apple crust,
producing only dust?
Sickly white
is my pale skin
preoccupied
by the germs o’ winter wind,
after the sickly mellow yellow
o’ bellowing violent vomit
from seasons passed on.
Sickly white,
I stare @ thee in sleepless analgia.
¿Why do I hold you with such nostalgia?
It already feels like January…
<A fruitful month,
sheltered from
the distracting sunlight>.
No.
January is dead to me.
<The dead is dead to you,
so let it be>.
Anyway, it already feels like spring:
stung by the sun,
a weak gasp o’ gusts
surrounds rose fever
o’ toxic coughs
that no drops can cool.
For in this heaven-white bed
a world turns,
half in shivers & half in burns.
Achoo.
Also moving
for the winter ~
dirty pigeons.
Frosty November morn ~
chimney smoke
joins the fog.
Frosty November morn ~
breathing smoke,
car waiting @ red light.
Winter morn ~
waiting for southtown bus,
pidgeons.
On to work ~
racing down the street,
tiny squirrel.
’Tween autumn & winter ~
slips ’way while I read,
morning crescent moon.