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Often as fog


These, the bustling streets We walk alone empty often As fog we are glazed In gloom-light moonshine Our eyes fixed on something Broken, vulnerable ahead Of ourselves like dancers Two steps behind On too-close toes heavy Breath on the back Of our neck in the morning The other is gone and Our head—our fucking head! They took that with them.
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