windows
raze the panes of glass embedded in the walls that surround me, set deep in beds of resin and gripped by glazing sprigs, give this transient morning storm a grandeur as impressive as it is artificial. rain and wind spar with sand and soda, mixing a cocktail that won't dull the senses or leave any lasting impression. it won't even burn the back of my throat.

so i'll drink it all in one breathless gulp. because it's already gone.
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ovenbird As the weather turns warm my neighbours throw their windows open and I get to peer into the auditory landscapes of their lives. The man next door plays the trumpet and I am gifted with the sound of his practice carrying from his house to mine. His music prompts me to make my own and I pull out my violin. Play a few tunes. It’s like we’re talking to each other. Passing notes back and forth on the breeze. Our conversation is interrupted by a neighbour two doors down screaming along to death metal. A dog is barking in the house across the roadway. A child is practicing the piano in a house behind mine. A woman is calling her kids for lunch. I like the symphonic quality of all our music and breath and voices mixing–incongruous demonic scream touches jazzy trumpet riff speaks to ancient Irish reel reaches out to staccato piano scale answers lunchtime summons and all is punctuated by the excited yips of a small dog. We lend ourselves to an accidental collaboration and I feel, for a moment, that I am a part of something. 250601
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