Tag: by David Semanki
Two Poems
By David Semanki, Guest-Edited by Tracy K. SmithNovember 2007
Shouldn’t you both be used to it— // a ritual which you revert to each night? / This turning off the light, /
lying still, falling asleep.
November 2007
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