The rocky banks for the Nam Song are dotted with women, girls, their buckets… dumping content on stones doubling as washboards. Barefoot and laughing — they slap, whack, splash.
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The rocky banks for the Nam Song are dotted with women, girls, their buckets… dumping content on stones doubling as washboards. Barefoot and laughing — they slap, whack, splash.
We are not the type
of couple that travels to Serbia
to permanently affix a memento
to Most Ljubavi—the oldest known bridge of love
Transformation happens slowly and then all at once
An incremental, painful process:
Wrapping yourself, the little imperfect worm that you are,
Objectively,
In all the world, there exists only three species of citrus
Mandarin oranges from the Far East,
Pomelos from Southeast Asia
And from the subcontinent, the beloved citron.
She freefell into a thousand rosy sunsets
Stretched over every beach her
bare feet has ever trod upon
and straight into a fit of stargazing.
It’s in the hills of Appalachia where the banjo sings
And bluegrass’s forgotten gem:
The accordion, expands and contracts
The Kettle boiling away
A Bristolian fox stole my wallet
My track suit pockets have the bad habit
Of expelling their contents on the floor
When I get out of the car