room is smaller
curtains hollow
hold the dust in
the south of birds
a candle gloams
the carpet falls
the old silk trails
in fullness down
a wilderness
the town below
the taller oaks
in midnight go
within the wind
and still so fare
Poetry
room is smaller
curtains hollow
hold the dust in
the south of birds
a candle gloams
the carpet falls
the old silk trails
in fullness down
a wilderness
the town below
the taller oaks
in midnight go
within the wind
and still so fare
as up in scrunch
a wall a touch
as intervene
a stoop an ache
whereby mistake
too leanin’ low
to knock a hole
all thumbs so bend
& crook amend
before a floor
so aye once more
too near a knee
as hold I stand
& this at hand
hear the cans go
alphabetical
cellars of soup
‘tho a bail no
covers no doors
when as sleep-in
as dozen aye sort
guessin’ knot sure
o’er wood so shored
not short ‘tho I am
she’ll know why
I’m off & against
my grain yes ma’am
upper floor’s take to
apropos nothing
O no by the way
there’re moths
in the pantry
o’ spinnin’ rm
in the library
fringes & flame
knot aye ma’am
missing a name
& a ladder
at the larder
most top shelf
tilts two weight
when highway
side-wise
eye slide in
they’re all
at the plate
shin in shank
as a hand
thanks &
recurves
in the cur
‘tho we say
close too
his hat’s
in the way
knot ‘thru