From “Snowflakes”
My bleached hands
are full of snowflakes I cupped,
that bleed of chemicals they steep.
From “Snowflakes”
My bleached hands
are full of snowflakes I cupped,
that bleed of chemicals they steep.
From “Sun”
molten rock to your core,
depleting you,
thrusting you out of a drunken state,
awake
From “Commuter’s Tears”
Oil rainbows evaporated in the rain,
leaving only the memory behind.
From “Fog”
Fog rises over the river.
Hands close over headlights,
luring the sleepy back to bed.
From “Pests”
Because I knew it would fall victim
to that same mistake again
soon enough
and I would be there to see it die.
From “Eclipse”
Fragments of light,
love’s final words—
the space between.
From “Sleet”
Words ceased to leave mouths,
but fall
instead
with the sleet:
a state in between,
never committing
to one side
or the other
From “Tsunami”
Aftershocks remained
in glass fragments in the mind
that broke with each thought,
each glance
From “Earthquake”
Café patrons lock eyes.
Brief sips paused.
From “Thunderstorm”
A beauty you dare not touch,
like the question that goes
unanswered between us
as the lines on the highway
and roadside weeds blur
with the rains that fall