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Poetry || SubmissionsWe waitClark W Fobeswe waitat 9th & Irving and nine-teen ninety-one muni screels around corner its sides tatooed in evil graffiti my little boy backs into my warmth squeezes me to ward off the heavy rolling threat his voice/plainsong above the noise “daddy can we die together ?” freight weight of my father two weeks dead crushes like steel wheels and I swing four light years of son love into my arms – talisman against buried fears the monster passes and disappears the graffiti of father bruises finally fading we cross the opened space I want to rail with sorrow but only feel relief Clark W. Fobes is a professional classical musician in San Francsico and amateur poet. He has a website devoted to clarinet and saxophone products Today's Situation
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