Traci Brimhall | Poetry
The air restless with insects
and suddenly lavender, a smothered laugh
down a corridor.
A tree drops fist-sized pinecones
like years in a life
and another soul rushes under a bush.
Last night I dreamt I lost your phone number
and the sky ate your name.
Dear Mum,
if one bird will kill another bird,
no other will hold them accountable.