
“Swing low sweet chariot – coming for to carry me home”
Banks nudges the door open with his nose because
John is blowing cottonwood seed from the deck
From his wheel- chair.
In an Odyssey of our own
Mythology came to bite us
Not a lethal doze
But way more then I would of asked for
If I lament too much I will be lost so instead
I will show you things I like
The bird at the feeder, the flowers in the vase- Banks asleep in the sun
The bird sounds- even the sharp ones
Dead flies on the sill, sunlight
My old hands, that I am writing
That the day is mine, that I can rest if I want to.








