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Sep 2014
You wear gloves like they
are second hands or more

like a pair of ghosts either
way they are extra i.e.

not a part of you i.e. this
body (your body)
that you are in

should belong to a cow
but you have never stepped

onto a farm you imagine
a farm with soil black

and bitter with language (your
father worked on a farm

when you were younger you
did not know him but still

you grew a beard the way he did)
And now you wear gloves

they are secondhand

they are like graves
they span generations
heavily inspired by rebecca gayle howell // for a class // hi
loisa fenichell
Written by
loisa fenichell  ny
(ny)   
497
   marina, Jeremyeckl and Ayman Zain
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