(2/6/17)
waxing
moon with sea of tranquility framed
between
utility lines; a chair, white paint
peeling,
carved seat holding water, appears to
be
free; rain’s stopped & one stratocumulus
takes
on the cedar’s contours, billowing east;
tires
are stacked four high between heaped
bramble
&
chain link; a crack in that side street’s pavement
curves
west toward the watertower’s black rise
◦
a
privacy screen woven from dried bamboo:
lawn
chair half visible past it & windows
mirroring
buildings reflecting this late light—
down
the street a fence rail lashed to a tree trunk
with
nylon rope, a pink child’s car flipped over,
a
curbside basketball hoop with blue backboard;
inside
a cedar’s skirts a flock of juncos
chirps
electric, naming the liminal hour
Jack Hayes
© 2016
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