Sunday Morning, Salt Lake City

J.J. LoeContemplative

A cough / a sigh — newspapers pile up outside the door-step / wind-chimes sparkle in diadems of sunlight. A naked man trims his beard / thinks he looks like Jesus Christ. His waxen anatomy planes of cosmology and heredity. Sap oozes into the tips of tree-branches / ornamental buds rub against the window. The sky is pure — the body whiter. Girls clad in breath pass / stand still like the hummingbird.

J.J. Loe

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