Serendipity: Poems

Serendipity

A sunflower garden

grows in the middle of the city.

Daffodils

rear like berserking horses. 

The gardener

pulls out his white beard

And scatters it in

the dandelions.

Peaches

after Charles Simic

Pink uteruses

On the fruit stand.

We eat the womb

And spit out the baby.

Gash

When your laugh gashed my dazzling body,

my dead gold heart began to hum.

Joy

Sleep will come.

Kick life around.

Feel emotion out.

Hear my joy aloud.