Fragments 1

Summer wind brings air to life—
Girls sit by the pool—
My afternoon is soon parched.

Window propped open—
Behind the sunbathing plants—
Girl in there changing.

Desks sitting empty,
That girl and boy called out sick—
Went to pubic school.

Backyard, play gym, pool,
living room, bedroom, tree house—
The kids are nowhere. 


--Porter Daryl's Poems


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