slip sad water from hatbrim to dim light thru opening in cloud here, eager streetcorner earnest lamp, spotlit shower sorry damp, unwilling umbrellaless camp still somewhere in the night just to keep warm to keep warm until things are alright
sometime, night cornerpost lampcone brilliant gem artificially excited air giving off excess energy to brambles alter of two directions, mist of sprinkler green grass evening drifts to light
The poem is a product of agriculture: plant two seeds, stir and wait, come harvest, she'll rise. allow her ample space. and be mindful of her that she might thirst- be there with ink! and offer her as much as she can drink, pour her everything, she's in love, she's trying to show you the bottom of cups, pitchers, the well and what you see inside of you when you look:
Open door to colored room, the tone alone so soon,
weighted bookshelves arrive in ordered row, across from disheveled green, yellow, blue. Pearlescent logics, kumquat dissolves.
In bloom, the chair's wide petal, empty green chair aside the glare of rising pitch. A stripe of couch. Cared over by those seated.- the rest that pass through quick only notice gestures, turning head sideways, first left then right. Sudden strokes from sudden inspiration, sudden fire in hilly landscape of lightswitch skyline with clouds. Mixing oil, pigments, dripping to gather on the oak.
And so envelopes pass, the door relaxes, inviting neighbors in. Porchlights out to grasses grown in lawn, gesturing spout of grain at the top of the plant.