Stillness until six, the yards and porches giant toy sets for the street cats.
Each sleep a baffling practice for leaving you behind entirely, even if we’re touching hands. For the innocent mind, which it will, wanting out.
Sun re-spreads among the bungalow façades; like a memorial on the bank of a river,
shoes in pairs, some children’s, lead to the front doors.
Nate Klug