Half Days Poem by Joy Hui Lin
Half Days
Rating: ★4.7
golden brown crumbs
safe rounds by the wheels
of the can opener
little girl limbs
a hip jutted against a heavy door
the slender ticking
of a rusty lock undone
small chest sighs
like small birds
climbing through
a ridged window opening
sliding on old books
round brassy knobs
simple orange melt
lunch on half days.
Tuesday, November 23, 2004
Topic(s) of this poem: books
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