Still Life of Suburban Life
A songful mourning
On this simply grey morning
For things yet to be drawn
Sing for me please, til the tangerine dawn
A silent plea
To be set free
Gaping whispers
Window blisters
Flutter-less curtains
Sleeping kittens
Small thirsty souls
And empty fishbowls
This photograph's burning
s my eyes, a slow churning
Arms crossed and enduring
All the little things that do no curing
The wallowing heart
Splitting apart
Like water dripping
On dents on clay, ripping
All these words perfect
The pencil drawing I reject
A picture of my grey strife
Of suburban still life
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