The dead fox in the pickup slumped like linens was a testament to the untouchable cold. I’m in this heated bus and it frightened me. Stunned, shocked, confronted. I couldn’t make myself know the Fox couldn’t feel cold. It looked like a younger brother or a writer of an autobiography filled to the hard spine with colors and scents.
Month: November 2018
Night as cold as in a glass bottle
And the exhilirant unsteady sick revelry of breathing
In the thing that shouldn’t be cracking in the bonfire all the
fumes.
I smelled, briskly, an apple pie or cinnamon tendrils of a warm family antithesis when I was walking on the sidewalk, alone, past
I burn like a ball of lead through the leaf-crusted air thinking about you while I walk home, and nobody suspects a thing
Nobody except the people in my textbooks who are too good at deduction
Ana Celeste Poetry 