Latchless Poems | Examples


List of Member Poems

To Livia, And, To You Reader

I see our time,
and, around it
a door.

Latchless hinging
on the thimble 
thumbs of 
two children.

I run into you
a needle,
arive behind
you a thread,
undone in my 
knitting,
stained red.

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