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Alabama Springs


The short tower

leaning down from the floor,

like a cabin

in Alabama Springs,

drew out the

long dirt road.

 

I look at the sky,

dizzy and bent.

Those thick grey clouds

swept down the alley

like dust

in a dirty room.

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