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Poem

Norway Spruce

by Amy Crutchfield
November 2024, no. 470

Winkelmatten

A gang of cones hangs before me, long and cylindrical,
neither dark nor light – the colour of Milchkaffee.

One would overfill my palm. Last night the field
reinvented itself as one of those beds we lie down in

 


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