He landed in the slush pile for sale with her and the glad
bags, the stars & the moon—Do I tell, do I tell, do I tell?— They’ll tell you

No Poem Is the Only Poem. No Story Is the Only Story. No Kings.
He landed in the slush pile for sale with her and the glad
bags, the stars & the moon—Do I tell, do I tell, do I tell?— They’ll tell you
A man is on all fours feeling his way gingerly on the ground.
I think we are not meant to capture this brief visit from an ancient God of song and war.
"Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog" by Dylan Thomas came to my attention yet again when Jean Seberg asks Jean-Paul Belmondo if he's read it in Goddard's iconic "Breathless".
She feared the jumping spiders were dead sitting so still at the top of their cage.
I once wanted a treehouse in a backyard, a ladder leading up to safe square freedom.