I’ll open with a short poem: Resuscitation For a second: jackrabbit prints on snow and you’re in the frame again, lifting your arms to lower the sky for me. On this side of Bridge Street we collect all the dead sunflowers, cut rot from an amaryllis bulb to end its dormancy. Our box turtle wakes thin in spring.
What Memory Can Save
I’ll open with a short poem: Resuscitation For a second: jackrabbit prints on snow and you’re in the frame again, lifting your arms to lower the sky for me. On this side of Bridge Street we collect all the dead sunflowers, cut rot from an amaryllis bulb to end its dormancy. Our box turtle wakes thin in spring.