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Jul 2020
I was born
in the hammer-house,
where the nurse
pulled me blue
into the panic.

In hospital halls
the needle crawls
all the way to maternity.
I laid alone in the crib
like a wet seed.

I was born
in the hammer-house,
where my name
was a black impression,
like a coffee-ring on a table.
Evan Stephens
Written by
Evan Stephens  44/M/DC
(44/M/DC)   
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