Months go by, plans
straightened and stacked
against a retaining
wall. One strong June blast
of warm air, and she’s off
her stoop, she’s scrambling
to recollect. The reshuffle
comes out as red as
an improvised sunset
backing off a river.
Months go by, plans
straightened and stacked
against a retaining
wall. One strong June blast
of warm air, and she’s off
her stoop, she’s scrambling
to recollect. The reshuffle
comes out as red as
an improvised sunset
backing off a river.
If what I’ve heard is true, before there was an Ellis Island,
my great grandfather walked from Liberty
State Park on the Jersey side of the Hudson
to the east side of the Connecticut River
to settle into a milling
life. I can relate to that. If
what I’ve heard is not true, I can relate
to all those letterboxers who’ve lost their find count.