halifax in a sentence
halifax in a sentence
by laura roberts
halifax in a sentence:
fog and rain and art students
and everyone looks
like every day’s laundry day
and i cause traffic jams
wherever i go
just by looking
like i want to cross
to the side of the street
you’re smoking on,
arms spread wide
your stupid haircut
blowing in the wind
sweet, simple, humorous, honest. just the way i like it.
some poems just speak to me,
you know?
This caught my attention.
Every day is laundry day.
Perhaps I need fewer garments,
a bigger washing machine,
or a service to do it all for me.
Maybe I should grow my hair out.
lean, mean and clean.
very nize.