MEASURE WORDS: DAWN PATROL
the creepy stretch
making a right
at the wall
tradition, a banner
at any rate
turn onto Breakfast Street |
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pick up our skirts and turn
all different women
draped in plastic mural sky, not as bright
any time more than once goes back
the dance is available
take advantage of it |
MEASURE WORDS: THE STRETCHES
river to the turn
turn to the blue and white fence
blue and white fence to the bridge
bridge to the rotary
rotary to the last turn
last turn to the hotel |
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garbage burning a crumble of charcoal
people and dogs
girl biking with sacks of ginger & chilis transparent double–width
torn pieces of white paper showering
little girl running out in her underpants
almost-collision with a police car between lanes, sunset |
MEASURE WORDS: POSTCARD WOMEN
on a corner her long hair, plastic bucket
the stores on it, whatever she's using
the eye has to force itself outward
shining in what sun there is
city & country spread out, her feet their center |
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woman washing
black draws like liquid
to do justice
a crease in obstinate vision
the way we all see it, even foreigners |