By: Paul Koniecki
or textbooks on physics for poets
the crunch of gravel
the scratch of correspondence
pages crying out memory turn the world
with garden beer and paper tongues
stepping late into the dark
drunk on honey and love
i swear you had a fruit tree in your yard
the moon
a crown dipped in silver applause
Paul Koniecki lives and writes in Dallas, Texas. He was once chosen for the John Ashbery Home School Residency. He is the Associate Editor of Thimble Literary Journal.