Sunday, November 22
Monday, November 9
Pastoral.
From the hall, a smell of cooking intrudes,
wraps around the room and bed linens -- in other houses,
fixtures are bolted stoic and revealing nothing.
Voices, din.
Two women smoking quietly.
From the balcony.
See the framed us:
a family of two eating children:
one boy one girl the father drinking tea the mother
going from one to the other, the white dog watching like a
whitedog clock on the wall.
When I finish shifting my eyes, you disappear.
Jars of fruits steeped in alcohol reclaim
for themselves shelves.
I retrieve my trickeries.
What you have, I have the lesser of it.
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