I can’t know who I’ll
be tomorrow cramped and shoved
in a carry-on
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I can’t know who I’ll
be tomorrow cramped and shoved
in a carry-on
I’ve fallen victim
to corporate dress-speak. Just
button down shut up.
Those clothes. That house. I’d
plead agoraphobia,
never leave the grounds.
Kitchen windows fogged,
oven-baked chicken is the
scent of homecoming.
In optimism
we cross the starting line of
the rest of our lives.
Flower covered floats
in a warm SoCal city
I’ll never visit.
If we look ahead
in hope, optimism,
then shouldn’t the ball rise?
Though Burnham’s Folly’s
in New York, he saved his best
for his hometown dreams.
Malted milk eggs, Peeps,
solid bunnies (eaten ears
first) hide in fake grass.
A small indulgence:
nibs, inkwells, hand writing in
a click to print world.