The Sadness of Morning Glories Out of Season
Why do their wilted vines still cling to walls,
to porch supports, to trellises? So dry
and desiccated, it seems that they should fall
back in the dirt. The seasons slide on by,
Why do their wilted vines still cling to walls,
to porch supports, to trellises? So dry
and desiccated, it seems that they should fall
back in the dirt. The seasons slide on by,
which sounds fun and elfin, like that
dance that leprechauns do, hobnail boots
clicking with glee or maybe something a
confused rabbit in coattails might say
when he’s lost his way:
If you did not resist
May’s light might sing different.
There’s still spring in the battlefields
And everywhere there is blood.
What if one leg isn’t in love with the other any more, can’t recall who smudged the wallpaper, a
In fifth grade, Stewart Jackson gave me a see-through, anatomically accurate plastic model horse. It had removable organs