It's years later and the television has flatlined in the front room.
Rooms guided by closed doors reckon Mystery is enough.
The foyer is a chamber orchestra that's pulling the collar up
around your neck.
We live in a house whose stairwells are full of stacked playing cards.
The canary bounces.
Memory, the dog, is flat-footed on the table. Idolizing it's splayed feet.
Let's slip between the pebbled concrete and a sky that is always clear
no matter the cirrus or the cumulus.
Buttoning the last button, I step back.
You, the fine hairs of a peach, a goblet
I tip back.
Rooms guided by closed doors reckon Mystery is enough.
The foyer is a chamber orchestra that's pulling the collar up
around your neck.
We live in a house whose stairwells are full of stacked playing cards.
The canary bounces.
Memory, the dog, is flat-footed on the table. Idolizing it's splayed feet.
Let's slip between the pebbled concrete and a sky that is always clear
no matter the cirrus or the cumulus.
Buttoning the last button, I step back.
You, the fine hairs of a peach, a goblet
I tip back.