Constant limits like holes in the fence.
This silver island pretends not to notice,
covering angles & indispensable doubts.
The desert reads pages & pages of iconography,
lonely for an empty torso. Right now,
an assembly of sitting & standing & walking
through doors. We have learned how to wait,
lending red to inspired filaments, walking
the cement like rib-shaking demonstratives,
an ache instead of insistence in the periphery.
I don't know what happens when you are not
near me & I don't want to—unfinished & intent
on holding true: the strain of looking up,
the reprieve from tented constellations.