The Motion In Motive a virtual chapbook of poetry and prose AND A WORK IN GRAPHIC PROGRESS

Exposing Tools

K.L.Storer
[klstorer@therwritegallery.com]

Dust-covered, breadbox-sized,
mostly-plastic boom box, its

dial on no station (the
static loud) as it

sets before the dirt-stained,
blue/red-striped blanket that

hangs and blocks moonlight
while the ember on the

strawberry incense stick
pulses on the other side of

the small ebony chamber.
All being designed as the

vacuum, wall, mask and-or musk to
stave urban interference,

to allow focus then sleep
again for another night.

Poem © 2001 K.L.Storer, all rights reserved
 appears here by permission

Author Notes            An old poem of mine that never found a home. Now I place it here, in some sense, padding as an editor, but also a poem that I think has the value to be here.

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