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Little Dipper

  • Sep 14, 2025
  • 1 min read
by Yon Yonni


let the sand get everywhere

only a towel under us


stars shoot to remember

another story of fertility


gulls meander like thoughts

waves arrive, nature’s calvary


nearby, your apartment

in the sky, ’s window


the idea floats in murky

sandwater inside a mind


cabinets slam, scream,

sob, paranoia, generations


an elder couple have trouble

fitting on the blue line seats


readjusting, rolling luggage

laughing, smiling, he pushes


up his glasses, shrugs his shoulders

she looks intently in his eyes


I spoke to you in my dream

amongst the memories


hidden behind self-destructive

patterns, I don’t know peace


It hurts me to say I don’t know me

without liquor, intimacy, or weed


forgot how far I’ve made it

all’s a house of cards until


I meet myself. 

Sober.


A man at the bar, ironic,

celebrated with me


his baby on the way, paternal

leave, closing on a house, before


forty.


A flock turns in the sky

a plane ascends 


fountain shoots to remember 

splashes me with water drops


I think of you again this morning



Stars in the Windows. 2025.
Stars in the Windows. 2025.







 
 

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