EVERHOPE BY DWIGHT MYFELT
On warm summer nights when I was young
I used to lie on my back in my grandmother’s yard
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On warm summer nights when I was young
I used to lie on my back in my grandmother’s yard
He rushes his set on the abs-
twist to catch sight of the blonde
with a leaping pigtails
A plump robin turns its seed eye
on me suspicious, then agrees I’m not
worth betting on.
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Eventually we reached a road with a centerline and the Apple Maps GPS picked up our location.
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you’d think we’d comfort
each other
sometimes we do
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Three-quarters of U.S. drivers regularly assert they are above average. Since this seems mathematically impossible, I have to wonder if it isn’t a reversed instance of the Bill Gates effect—that’s when the income of the single billionaire in the room jacks up the average for everyone. Could my driving be so exponentially awful it lowers the average for everyone else?
Read MoreIt takes trust to ride your bike
on Silverado Trail
You and I
We play War
With broken-heart cards
She got her mother out of the nursing home as quick as she could, putting off the other necessary renovations, for now.
Read MoreHead, flippers, tail and shell—
you, helmeted sea creature
who swims beneath me in
this turquoise, Caribbean sea.
Here’s a plate, a fork, a glass,
Chew on my last supper.
