Same Path Over
a desolate coyote moon large and yellow bent cracked shrubbery small and grey a man in a suit blood on his hands hide dirty fingernails Lady Death in his wake in his shadow in the core of his mind a stranger in a desert cigars in the pocket pebbles in the shoes walking ever-onward passing us going through us leaving the slightest drop of the Lady with us a trail of breadcrumbs and one day the moon will rise the shrubs will die and the man will retrace those steps to harvest what he's left behind
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tkurkos
I am a published poet twice over. I am 31 years old (in body), have three children, and a wonderfully supportive and decidedly beautiful wife.
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