We want this.
The end to sleeping, the bittersweet
arousal, the peeling back, the soft bath
in resin, the release. It can’t come quick
enough, the hot touch that breaks the crust
and lets us go. Hear it now: a crackling,
as the woods begin to sing alongside . . .
Read the whole article at The Newyorker
Dana Goodyear: “Dormant.”
Posted August 3rd, 2010 by