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Brandon

If you don't learn to write your own story, someone else will write it for you

5 poems·Since March 2016
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Remembering the Moon

March 2, 2018

I sometimes forget how pretty the moon is

When whole and dripping

Pregnant and stepping out of the shower

 

Or how glowing it can be

As a detective stalking sleepy streets

With a flashlight of snow on the naked truth,

 

That the only reason I’m outside

 

Exposing myself to the night’s frost,

Is to quiet my barking dog

So my neighbors can stay clothed

In cotton and hidden beneath

Satin Sheets,

Beige Ceilings,

and

Rafters stuffed with Insulant

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