Scott Ferry
part of my job is writing
notes on patients from an alert systemsometimes when i open the chartthe patient has already diedand the pop up windowasks if i wish to continueeven though the personhas already passedand i guess whenasked this we alleventually haveto sayyes
this poem
is a bicycle with no bolts free-greased and synoviala boy reaching for praise from a dead fathera missile exploding inwardlyin shame for cryingas a grownmangrown as afather implodingwith so many prayersagainst god’s accidents flutteringin the sky like bombs with unbolted belliesmy father sheltering us with his broken wings