BY SCOT SIEGEL
goodwill cemetery
night drizzle on snow. rattan couch: gone. berber throw: gone. even the lava lamp: gone. but the dead have no use for rusty plungers
eclipse
we hid and kissed. then sleep interrupted our dream & the fantasy went monochrome. this is what it was like: the first hot nights turning over to morning with you
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Scot Siegel lives in Oregon. His most recent book is Skeleton Says (Finishing Line Press 2010). http://www.pw.org/content/scot_siegel
A-Minor 
very fine: “turning over morning with you.”