bicycle wheel with derailer lashed to a
fence; above, mare’s tails east, mackerel sky west—
I’ve been here before: the japanese maple’s
fragile hands, a lace-knit sweater worn baggy—
blank reverse face of street signs against the sky:
an empty paper cup on a bus stop bench—
bare hawthorn propped up by a crooked steel post;
late sun’s long fingers nearly long as yours
Jack Hayes
© 2016
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