nada, zip, & zilch

Southern Man. (redux)

"Poems, like animals, are highly organized structures (sometimes fat and sometimes sinewy, sometimes spined or spiny and sometimes all undulating flesh) engaged in fabulous adaptabilities and seeking to communicate both internally and externally." --Eleni Sikelianos

raku, a stop to sakura
a further dismay to secure

the witnesses talking into
cam'ras' italic aftermath

braked suddenly spared a rabbit
another day another struggle against sleep