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We were born in Oakland
scarce clouds were strained laces,
thin faces; all the wet glee
sucked from the air & swept
(don't know where)
cheeks lit up like a photoresistor,
the rest played Twister & mine was my sister
the line of sky; our limbs fail
(don't know why)
in the womb, a secret bruised: so they
once, uncurt, explained the brain contusion;
but she is uncut, unlame, I know
(don't know what)
grizzly mewl of her suction machine &
what's green will unclean grey;
as lean cataracts, so hay
(a snow of facts)
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