the woman behind the microphone, the bluebird eating earthworms
The stars on your earlobes give the illusion that
everything I tell you belongs in the sky.
Or in a movie reel. You
make me starstruck - you
don’t speak much.
Neither do I. These are open spaces. I like that nothing has to echo. I like
your summer curves - the
cricket-legs on your cotton shirt, the lips that won’t stop rubbing
together. You are the pond with ripples from frog noses.
The reflection of early evening on the water. This is
what I looked for by closing my
eyes.