I open a book on
I open a book on the 4th floor of Brooks
And smell the cigarettes we shared on July 4th
Through the concrete that binds your bones,
Large oak, I watch you crawl from Earth
Into the Atlantic miles down
The seashells you sent in the mail
Fell from a tiny hole
empty envelope
A man's voice rings from the brick alleyway
"look at your game girl" melodizing the emptiness
more salt in the sea or sand on the beach
lack you, i will count each
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