Wednesday, June 22, 2022

In the nineteen-fifties

In the nineteen-fifties

Baby, you were your own TV

under square light fixtures

and iceberg eyes

and the molten drip of your thoughts.


The wings of dawn

stole the lightening

from no one’s little girl.


So you rowed a boat

to a place of forgotten fires

where you could consume

the most of what is least.


Come and stay with me

and remind yourself

of constellations and devotion.


-R. Bremner


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