In the passivity of April,
I am a moth whose eyes
are stapled open all day.
I am enveloped by an ecstasy
I don’t comprehend,
steeped in the object of my
desire like an herb in tea.
Nightfall.
The dying woman flips on her light.
I am unimpressed.
In the passivity of April,
I am a moth whose eyes
are stapled open all day.
I am enveloped by an ecstasy
I don’t comprehend,
steeped in the object of my
desire like an herb in tea.
Nightfall.
The dying woman flips on her light.
I am unimpressed.