I have taken note, ‘Homeless man found on the railroad tracks
with a Bible and a beer.’
A drop in the bucket.
Dear Lord.
Never mind.
I’ll just wait in line,
wait my turn.
I’ll know when —
like Tonto I can put my head on the rails,
know when the next commuter train is coming.
[…] Ab Davis on Anna Akhmatova. […]
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