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Poetry | February 2008

A Birthday in the Making

By Tricia Louvar

and hold you up to the light to look inside your hollow eye sockets,
a panorama of parking lot’s thistles of plastic amber only yet transposes
to embers with a single blow: my, you have lovely holes.
The cinders circle back to me, through your eyes, showing me the distances
we have traveled, measured.

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