I can sense the vanguard of your breath colliding along the rarely prepared front lines parading across the nape of my neck.
Hovering above the black moon tattoo I got when my eyes were filled with factory smoke from times a grandfather only knows and my mind had been chaotically mute for centuries.
Lovers in the young West stalked by dust bowl witnesses and men who have their own idea of the Law.
Scatter ourselves upon the prairies dandelion perfume among the wind and pray our mothers never know.