Poetry

Untitled by Elizabeth Bastos

You’re silky,
a fancy throw
embroidered by women, you can slide
off the leather and be gone
like a Valdez slick
or a bike messenger
in the city.
When it is your turn
to haul us to the firmament, Friday night
is to watch you
grey-eyed with a doorway’s instinct
to allow the moment to pass.

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