a little drizzle . . .
picking a rain date
for miniature golf
spelling quiz
she keeps twisting
a loose tooth
going round and round
on the elliptical machine
spring equinox
a little drizzle . . .
picking a rain date
for miniature golf
spelling quiz
she keeps twisting
a loose tooth
going round and round
on the elliptical machine
spring equinox
colonoscopy returning to an empty apartment
fireworks
a reveler pisses
into the new year
Christmas in Bangkok
holiday special on toys
in the new sex shop —
passing by on my way home
my reflection in the glass
From the balcony of my guesthouse, I watch the sun, about to slide behind a peak, cast its last ray at the mountains across the valley. The wind picks up, and the trees and bamboo begin to whisper. Prayer flags tongue their hopes and pleas into the rising darkness. I don’t know the names of the mountains, the name of the valley. I don’t know the local language except for one word: jule. The driver who picked me up at the airport told me it means hello, goodbye, thank you, okay…. I figured it was the only word I would need and stopped listening.
dusk
a dog in the road
chews on its tail
86
going on 87
I tell the child
driving north
our grandchildren
explain autumn
baggage claim
the thing
with feathers
film festival
the director explains
why it’s not porn
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