I’ll go to visit you
In the green fields of my youth
Your skin as soft as flowers
That dot the hillside
My mother she will hold
Your hand until she knows
That you will safely make it
Through her memories
I remember summer treats
Blueberries between my teeth
Raw cane sugar in a little bowl
Whole-oat oatmeal by the window
I can’t recall the sound
Of your voice while we sat around
The dining room table full
Of food we had to share
I loved that magnet on your fridge
Of Jesus on a tie die binge
I’d get him down to his underwear
Then dress him up again
Author: Siena Rose
Poet, composer, and producer based in Baltimore, MD.
Saturday
wind sweeps away our
age of reason and slowly
I wake from my dream
Other Winters
Snow, I always say
The Swedish word for you: snö
Maybe it helps some
City Coffee
Haven’t you noticed
That “good” espresso tastes like
Depths of tomato?
Pep Talk
Commit commit, when
you don’t know what the hell you’re
doing. Just commit.
Morning After
I’m sorry your shirt
Was left in a crumpled pile
Along with your jeans