Gris
Children gathered in the streets
wearing worn hand me downs
and their coffee colored skins
watch as the sun hides
behind gray clouds
Mothers stand timelessly on the porch
dressed in their Sunday finest
in their barren garden of cigarette butts
waiting for something more
Rain falls and washes away fleshy memories
pouring down into the storm drain.
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