Commentary
April 10, 2018Wedged into the same chair,
my husband and son station
themselves, duplicates
of each other.
Too tired to talk,
my son listens.
Wedged into the same chair,
my husband and son station
themselves, duplicates
of each other.
Too tired to talk,
my son listens.
When did I find the music
of another open-window autumn?
I’ve left more vodka empties near
the wardhouse dumpster.
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Joseph, I too have known that sad angelic word
Visitation
Which renders a father not-father.
Your children
What holds us together is our discourse—
hints and asides, a whisper in the cloakroom,
School of the Prophets held across the backyard hedge.
Stealth gives Adam-God a reviving breath,
let Gog and Magog flex their muscle in the U.N.