Childhood Homes
Where the bushes are now a house once was. See there—where branches are twisted together like skinny arms hugging air? […]
Where the bushes are now a house once was. See there—where branches are twisted together like skinny arms hugging air? […]
for my sister I let you do the talking, knew it was your blonde hair blanched white with saltwater They
And so you came to realize that a married man is like a drowning victim, when you find him drenched,
At sunset the russet oak turns into a lamp. Each polished leaf glows amber, lit by sun. As a child,
Tibetan prayer flags flap in the wind no one to talk to Why Tower Air? I ask as my
DEAR HUSBAND Yesterday I swam into the center of a dark star, the farthest point from every other