Poem 1616

Auction
how the fall of the hammer
takes father’s shabby house.

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Poem 1632

This scent of rain
breaking out
the frog’s urge to mate.

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Poem 1648

Dumped bathtub
the rains turned green
in the mosquitoes’ way.

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Poem 1666

Winter morning
the inching of a snake
out to the sun.

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Poem 1682

Winter is all white
no sound
but the tin roof shrinking.

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Poem 1698

Camp winds
the stillness of the stars
above our flapping tent.

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Poem 1715

Vegetable garden
itching with eggs
the white cabbage moth.

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Poem 1732

Autumn wind
closing Tennyson
on a maple leaf.

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Poem 1748

Cemetery
the weight of those things
stopped being said.

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Poem 1764

The blonde’s pony tail
sweeps over her shoulders
exercise gym.

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