i was not a depression
in the park’s heart i was
not a tree in south philly
what i was was a glass
coke bottle strung from
a power line i looked up
out of the bottle, the sky
was a dime and it
blew into me and dried
up the death and i
fell into sleep fifty feet
deep and woke up as air
w/ you: no title, nothing
had begun nothing had
ended, the world spun
so the river was patient
we hurled stones at the
water, and they skipped
across