White Fences dogs smile a bark feet trample Rose gardens and the paint is peeling on the Back Porch. we shallow our fears behind Weekend projects a new latch on the fence to keep the Sky away. Mom's maple shades our view; the blurred cry too many angels fallen on battlefields grown over, drive-by shadows, the Atomic dilemma, a terrorist's release (it was our Oklahoma). fading the peace at the empire of our Dinner Table conversations smolder beneath the buzz of a broken Television. << | >> [Words] [Menu] [Mail] ©Denise Angela Celeste, 1997 |