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The moon was chiseled milk
last night
Swinging in fuzz
smiling at
the low-flying stars
over Century Boulevard
Terminal One
Where I used to kiss you goodbye,
cry
Now the marine layer
cloaks the road
Fog rises up, thick
Slick lights
Ghost town of nine million
Happy moon,
fire waiting at home,
cradles herself
warm
over our town
Where babies
and bears
and Pesach
will come
We’ll cradle them
like the moon, warm
in flannel and bath
Freesia and folds
High over the ocean
With a view of the moving stars
Lights twinkling beyond the fog
Labels: home, los angeles, moon, poem

1 Comments:
your poetry is beautiful and evocative...i'm glad to see more of it.
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