A Poem By Rebecca Kosick
Into Months
Once in the dark cold and water-table bliss or blue of the fractioned and visible land Figure this for the tiny halves of most lives where the country and the city and the pantry all converge
For a time the slice had misshapen the drive the way it melts in the tiring sun of the day the stitches whose low deep voice made a just entangle of the whole rotting fruit.
