In the end, harmony stuck together like it was wet. It became intimate as if hawks were circling it, the day riper than oranges for lunch.
(Read this poem at 930, when the day is a leftover and pushed to the back of the fridge. Make sure it grows its mold as if it were once good enough for a lunch.)
-C.S. Henderson
16 Jan 2012 / 110 notes / poetry poem lit the feedback project The Target Bird Year
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