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Poetry

33 Kilohertz

by Joel Deane
August 2004, no. 263

While we are apart I will
wear no shoes, walk barefoot
over Nevada sands, tune my heart
to 33 kilohertz, synchronise
my inner ear to terra firma, and,

 


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