My skin is blue here – Right now at Day’s
just opened mouth – Teeth-gleaming-white-new
daylight
I hear the birds far off first
a whistle with an eyelash width
I do not  go to the window
Clouds glide the new sky – I miss them
Spring rabbit along the wired fence line
There  just there  soft hide rising with its small breath – Miss
The white utility van turn its engine, roll down the hill
Grass bent  dewed and tender.
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Richard Carey is a queer writer hailing from the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia. He currently resides in Provincetown, Massachusetts.
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