Coming Home
I came home last night from a war deferred.
Heaving up those cobbled crimson stairsteps—
No, not red, not scarlet, not burgundy—
Tip-toeing ‘long those slick silver stairsteps,
Trembling, tracking, trudging towards two-
Thousand refracted soul-ular windows—
No, not souls, yes souls, not souls in windows,
Windows, not windows, just souls by windows—
Forlorn visually frisking a friend—
Not frisk, welcome, not forlorn—welcome home.
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