Ugly, but I made
it, my hands imparting new
life to odds and ends.
Crafting
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Ugly, but I made
it, my hands imparting new
life to odds and ends.
Girls on rocks artist
his blues so luminous they
named one after him
Summer is golden
butterscotch, January
skim milk, thin weak pale.
A’s dream–a fairy
cottage in the woods–simply
too good to be real.
Weighing sleep against
productivity, I write
into a new day.
Some–like white wine–are
best when young. My French Bordeaux
grows better with age.
He’s prettier than
her, constantly sculpting his
man bun with groomed hands.
Strands layered, length chopped,
I change, shed years, fears, regrets.
Why’d I wait so long?
Some days it’s enough:
an absent child’s return, a
dog’s rapt love, a kiss.
Spiraling flakes, like
small hands opening wide, feel
their way down to earth.