Hometown
I walked through Cheyenne.
Your home, your childhood.
The snow desolated houses to
bleak.
I heard shouting and
darkness. A woman
freshly bruised below the eye
carried that brown haired girl,
through the only lawn with
no snow angels.
By morning you bulldozed the lot
clean. Without a trace, without the mem’ry.
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