Author: jat sapphire
Contact: [email protected]Poem. I bet you can guess who's speaking, but as he is not named there is no copyright problem.
To an Answering Machine in California
from a Telephone in Minnesota
These steel days
are fences. Trees
cased in crystal,
poles crusted
white, each roof
moltingThese loud nights
push the windows,
squeeze the walls.
I think of crows
unable to fly,
feet welded
to wiresThey can't
even fall. I can't
call back. My words
won't push through
this long New Year's
Ice.
*End*