by Bonnie Maurer
The Poet at Breakfast
sits down to his oatmeal
and looks outside at rain.
The rain, he tells me,
has no hands
no feet
no mouth
no cheeks
no eyebrows.
I look up from my bowl.
Rain falls fast
and faceless
down our windows.
if compression is the first grace of style
by Bonnie Maurer
The Poet at Breakfast
sits down to his oatmeal
and looks outside at rain.
The rain, he tells me,
has no hands
no feet
no mouth
no cheeks
no eyebrows.
I look up from my bowl.
Rain falls fast
and faceless
down our windows.
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