These words are my only material, these objects I crave that resemble you, that got me singing these killing floor blues to the moon’s battlefield ephereal. The backrent was more than I could afford so I sell my tears distilled through language to find some way to hide from my anguish blasting on the rival turf of Stamford. How I wished that your death would just drive by and instead all I heard was the cricket following the North Star lickety split gobbled up by iv’ry jaws open wide, how I wish I could feel real mother’s joy, like wishing the puppet to a real boy.
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/frank-stanford
I don’t think I know who you are